The Talos Principle II is a thought-provoking first-person puzzle experience that greatly expands on the first game's philosophical themes and stunning environments with increasingly mind-bending challenges.
Long after a virus wiped out humanity, the knowledge of the human race lives on in a civilization of androids who inherited the earth. Guided by the legacy of Athena, the first android to awaken, these machines built the city of New Jerusalem and set themselves a goal: to grow their population to exactly one thousand. The story begins as the thousandth android, known simply as 1k, is activated and welcomed as the fulfillment of that long-standing goal. During the celebration, a ghostly projection of a figure named Prometheus warns of new trials ahead, and distant sensors detect a massive surge of energy far from the city. Free of the political disagreements dividing the androids, 1k joins an expedition to investigate, uncovering a vast pyramid-like megastructure whose physics-defying technologies confront the androids with unsettling questions about consciousness, knowledge, and their own future.
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Well, well well. At the tender age of 75 and in ill health it is hard to find good games that have no combat in them. A right hand that is almost useless and reactions that left me many years ago make that type of game virtually impossible. So the likes of Amnesia Rebirth (in safe mode) are possible but the mainstay are things like Everyones gone to the rapture, Dear Esther etc have become good for passing the time. Then a week or so ago I happened upon Tribe, Primitive Builder and wrote a nice review on that. Then two days ago along pops Talos 2 which I took a chance on - a BRILLIANT decision. It has everything an old body needs but a young (still capable) brain can manage. Hats off to the dev team - HIGHLY. HIGHLY recommended. Now should I buy the first one? of course I should. Cheers John
They did it. I'm speechless. An absolute masterpiece. And here I thought it would be impossible for Croteam to match the quality and depth of the first game - how wrong I was. From the natural environments and architecture to the music, the puzzles, the characters, the story, and the constant self-reflective and thoughtful arguments - everything fits together so perfectly and flows so organically while staying true to its roots. The attention to detail is also extraordinary. The Talos Principle series is the literal definition of a hidden gem. Can't recommend it enough.
Best puzzle game released in years Not come across a single bug Very good price - puts other devs to shame Sequel just as good, if not better than the first game Dev claims this is double length of the first game Well optimised compared to any other new release Newly introduced mechanics/puzzles New world to explore Great soundtrack Responsive, passionate devs If you love Talos 1 it's a no brainer If you love puzzle games it's a no brainer Just buy/play it.
We really need more games like The Talos principle series ... beautiful and soulful world great puzzles An idea and a real Philosophy behind story a true meaning of ART The Talos principle is a must play series hope to see more game like this in future
9 years ago the devs of Serious Sam released a small game, called The Talos Principle. Completely overlooked by most, it still got great reviews and was concidered one of the best puzzle games. This year they released the Sequel, and it is like Portal 2 to Portal 1: The same premise and mechanics, but ramped up to 11! So what does that mean?: Since the first game was one of the best puzzle games, this is the best to this point in time! In my opinion even better than Portal 2!!! Some small opinions about the game: - The graphics look astounding due to the use of UE5. I had no glitches, no bugs, no crashes! Nothing!! - Sound is perfectly fitting, sometimes a bit too loud, but completely fine. - Mechanics and Progression are way better balanced than in the first game: TP1s difficullty was easy in the beginning, easy to hard in the middle and hard to very hard in the end (at least for me.
One of the best in this genre, up there with the first one and the Portal series. At first, I felt skeptical. Original game had this strangely comfortable feeling of solitude interrupted only by the occasional voice of Elohim. Now there's a city full of robot NPCs with a dialog system? And yet it all works just fine instead of being annoying. Stealing items out of levels and climbing walls that you shouldn't was half the fun in the first game for me. All this stuff is still possible, minimum invisible walls, and plenty of clearly unintended solutions to find. Sigil puzzles (easily the weakest part of the original Talos Principle) are mostly gone, they were replaced with much less frustrating bridge building using tetromino pieces. Star puzzles are streamlined, no need to wander around just to locate them. Normal puzzles are somewhat easier this time, especially in comparison with Roa
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