The Talos Principle 2

教学关有点难...正式关卡的感觉在“我真是个天才”和“这个竟然没想到”之间横跳...关卡的名字设计的也很用心

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The Talos Principle 2 is a Puzzle game at heart, and a really amazing one at that. The gameplay loop is simple: solve puzzle rooms while combinding red/blue/green laser beams, open doors, activate switches. Sometimes it's hard, sometimes it's easy. And it's slow paced, at least for me - take your time to think the possible cominations through, try everything out. If you fail, do another puzzle and come back later. And 95% of the time this works out: you solve the puzzle, feel great, head on to the next. Additionally there's a story that mostly revolves around how to handle society, science, progress, that is told in a captivating way. It might not be everyones cup of tea and you can basically just ignore it and solve puzzles, if you feel like it. You move through vast areas that are interesting and beautifully designed, that contain hidden things to discover as well. You don't need to know anything about the first game, as the most important parts are told, without too many spoilers. Then there's the DLC which consists of 3 individual parts: Orpheus Ascending is mainly about oldschool laser beam puzzles without all the additional gadgets. Felt relatively easy, except the last 2 normal rooms and the gold doors. Isle of the Blessed is a "more of the main game"-type DLC, really enjoyed everything here. Into the Abyss has 24 puzzles that are hard. Took me way longer than I expected, felt great though. Got the feeling that the more ambitious ideads that would have been too much for the main game got fleshed out in this one. I can really recomment this game if you like slow paced puzzle games and have no problem with trying out various things for 10-60 minutes. One of the best games I played recently. It's working ok on the Deck, PC is way better though.