The Talos Principle: Reawakened

A true masterpiece, makes you really think about humanity and existence. It's also one of the most beautiful games I've ever seen, the only drawback being that perforce isn't the best, without frame generation the game felt really laggy. But nothing can compare to the feeling after solving a puzzle you were struggling on for an hour

Great puzzles of the perfect difficulty - just enough to make a challenge and so you feel clever solving them. Not sure I care as much about the narrative but it is well thought out and they clearly put a lot of work into it. There are even meta-puzzles outside of the main puzzles and bonus puzzles for people who like a challenge

Great remake with dlc included and new content.

Si te gustan los juegos de puzzles, un juego genial!

my fondest memories were of the original talos game. the puzzles are exactly how you left them 12 years ago. it takes an already perfect game and revamps it with the second installment's graphics and mechanics. fair warning though; the graphics are quite demanding if you are running the game on 2160p. if you played and enjoyed the 2nd talos game, or even if you want to replay the first game with better graphics, give this game a try!

Few remasters earn the dignity of being a suitable replacement for their source material. With an extra campaign, Gehenna included, and a new developer commentary on all of it, I think The Talos Principle: Reawakened fully eclipses the original. The Talos Principle remains untouched, save for a few quality of life improvements that save you time when solving puzzles, and is still a masterpiece, now presented with better modeled environments and improved graphics. TTP was always a proof that an indie team could create AAA quality graphics, and that still holds true. Reawakened is just as beautiful now as the original was a decade ago, proving that while things like texture quality hit a peak in the 2010's, there are still improvements to be made in how a level is built and decorated, and that indie teams can still hit the same level of fidelity that much larger, much better funded teams can. TTP is still the most engaging and engrossing puzzle game I have played. Portal 2 has its difficulty and progression hammered out into a smooth, gentle slope, which though rewarding, means that puzzle solutions and their executions can never hit a level of complexity that leaves you truly stumpped. The Witness is mostly Jonathan Blow rediscovering the Tetris Effect from fist principles and pretending he's made some grand discovery about humanity. TTP wants to actually challenge you, both your ability to comprehend and argue your own beliefs, and your ability to navigate the puzzle elements. Road to Gehenna is still an absolute masterpiece. It takes the moral questions raised in TTP and extrapolates them from the individual to a small society, which, now in retrospect, makes it a truly incredible set-up for TTP2's themes. It is, so far, the only TTP game that has moved me to tears with its ending, both so full of hope and so full of despair. It reminds me a lot of the death of the early internet, which grew up during. It's scary to transition from the small, the closed, and the familiar into a wider world that is both so much better and so much worse at the same time, it is sad to lose communities, some of their more niche works, and some of the people within them... but much like The_Blacksmith's Jerusalem, you can still find them, you can still solve old mysteries, and you can still appreciate lost art. In The Beginning is narratively unecessary, but well-written regardless. We don't *need* to know this story, but it's nice to have it regardless. It is small, self-contained, and demonstrates how Humanity sowed the seeds of its own continuation. It is nice to hear from all these voices we haven't heard from in a decade, it's also nice to hear voices that had not previously been voiced. It is comforting to think that even in the end of days, when we all truly know we are doomed... we will still heat up a warm pretzel, and watch Buckaroo Banzai with our friends. Even when trying our best to save ourselves... we will still find the time, what little there is, to enjoy the things we like with the people we love. It's a good message, accompanied by some decent puzzles. Easily the worst set of the 3 campaigns included, but do not let that convince you that these puzzles are bad. There is exactly one bad puzzle, and it's the star in eclipse. Whoever built that one: I hate you, but you already knew that. To those of you making spoilered guides that let me get what hints I need rather than just telling me what to do: Thank you, I couldn't have done this without you. When the morning comes We are still human