The Talos Principle: Reawakened

its challengimg

Мне понравилось выносить себе мозг!

I replayed base game and Road to Gehenna (first played ~5 years ago) and it was still fun, especially with the QOL improvements. This is still one of my favorite puzzle games (up there with Can of Wormholes, SSR, Baba is You, Witness, ...) due to the emergent depth of its basic puzzle mechanics and enjoyable examination of the meaning of life. In the Beginning: 18 sigils and 3 stars, took me around 10 hours without hints (I had experience of Talos II and its DLC). Puzzles are overall quite good, has a good balance of difficulty, and I was surprised that there were still new tricks to learn, especially with the recorder. For this campaign alone the game was worth the purchase (on sale) but I also look forward to diving into the community levels.

The new puzzles in The Beginning are solid. Quite challenging. The writing has the sort of coy and uninspiring scientism you'd expect from the the writers TTP2.

Simplesmente sensacional!!!

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I like jumping out of bounds.

全成就了，玩得很爽！DLC一个比一个难，挺锻炼思维能力的。

I start the brand new "At the Beginning" chapter. First puzzle, I think I understood how to do it after several minutes... But I can't be bothered to do it... Because the devs have not understood that having to do 567 different steps to solve a puzzle is just freaking annoying? You need to make like fifty changes with the recorder and while moving items during the record at the right time while pausing at the right time, and if you missed something, you have to do it all again from the start... What the ♥♥♥♥? The game itself doesn't get much from being remastered, so it really feels like one of those useless remasters that have been the fashion these latter years... The new chapter is the only real added element and for now, though it is an interesting idea, I haven't had the opportunity yet to have fun it it... The only thing (apart the new DLC/chapter) that is significant in the game is the new pause feature with the recording mechanic, that one is a very welcome addition, but is still just a tweak in gameplay. The game still has big bugs too, despite being a remaster... In Gehenna, I got a puzzle where the lasers' models disappeared... Very much not practical in a full laser puzzle... The game is probably a bit more beautiful? But the base game was already quite beautiful, so it's hard to tell.... I don't think there is anything revolutionary here... The new musics in the new chapter are good, which is really nice in a game with a great OST like Talos Principle. I don't know how many new musics there are, though.

Super beautiful remaster of the OG - performance decidedly average - but DLSS / Framegen solve that nicely. This comes as one game with the DLC [i]and[/i] a totally new chapter called 'In The Beginning', which is super hard - only for the real punishers. The game also has an excellent photo mode! Mostly though, graphics aside, it's the same as the OG - but it's nice to have all the content in one location and modernized with beautiful graphics.