The Talos Principle 2

Puzzles and adventure with a nice story! What more can someone ask 😁

I loved the first game, and would love to play this one as it seems very interesting and fun, but there seems to be no level of fine-tuning the settings that will get TTP2 to play at a decent framerate while looking as nice as the first game. I'll probably revisit this if a new GPU becomes a possibility... I don't want to hurt the rating of this game by choosing "No" for the recommendation option, because from what I played it's clear a lot of effort went into this, and I did have fun with the puzzles and mechanics. I'll just say make sure your hardware is good, because it's not going to be an enjoyable experience otherwise.

Bom jogo, ótimos quebra cabeças, os gráficos aceitáveis e a história é razoável. Sendo sincero acho que a história foi o ponto mais fraco desta versão, é muito cheia de detalhes filosóficos que na minha opinião não me cativaram assim como os personagens. Outro ponto negativo foi o excesso de puzzles, são 12 lugares, mais 12 desafios extras mais os desafios na megaestrutura então em certo ponto eu já estava um pouco cansado de viajar entre lugares para resolver puzzles e continuar na mesma. É um bom jogo no geral, não me arrependo de forma alguma de tê-lo jogado mas no geral o primeiro foi melhor e acho que não irei encarar as expansões.

Awe-inspiring

非常神奇的故事，非常好玩的游戏

The puzzles are not too easy but doable. Keeps me entertained for hours and hours.

If you loved the original *The Talos Principle*, this is an easy recommendation. At its core, the sequel remains faithful to what made the first game special: clever puzzles, philosophical themes, and a world that invites reflection. But this time everything is turned up several notches. The scale is larger, the environments are more ambitious, and the world feels far more alive. Interacting with other inhabitants adds a welcome layer of variety and makes it fascinating to see where humanity's story goes after the events of the first game. The tradeoff is focus. One of the original game's greatest strengths was its singular sense of curiosity. It felt like an extended thought experiment, constantly asking strange and fascinating questions about consciousness, humanity, and existence. The sequel pursues something different. It tackles its themes well, often very well, but its broader scope means that inquisitive, exploratory feeling is no longer quite at the center of the experience. For most players, that will probably be a worthwhile exchange. The Talos Principle 2 is grander, more confident, and more ambitious than its predecessor. I thoroughly enjoyed it. Still, by the end, I found myself missing the focused intellectual journey that made the first game feel so unique.