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Senua's Saga: Hellblade II
The visual fidelity, lack of hud, and widescreen effect create a very cinematic experience that’s sometimes hard to believe is not just a pre-rendered movie. It’s more of an experience than game at times, but it was great. The overarching story didn’t fully land for me, but the individual scenarios and landscapes were more than enough to make up for that.
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The Talos Principle II
Finished it a couple days ago, but just went back to do all the golden puzzles and whatnot. Basically 100%ed this one! All puzzles and stars!
Talos Principle 2 is an amazing sequel. I sometimes forget how simple the first one was in comparison. You're not alone in a simulation anymore. You're in a massive, technologically advanced city that was built over centuries. There are actually other characters in the game. The locations are incredible and grandiose. The scale of everything is so huge, it takes quite a bit to walk between locations. But sometimes I would walk around these environments and soak in the views.
The story and world were great. I just loved it. New Jerusalem was super cool and I spent ages exploring every detail my first time there. I liked the whole civilization of robot people I thought that was neat. The social media was really fun! Glad to see they took that aspect over from Gehenna. All the talk around The Founder and The Goal and whether to expand or not was interesting to me.
The puzzles are still great. Buttttt after playing the first game, most of the good ideas have already been done. Overall, this game felt easier, which might mainly be because I've already done a lot of the puzzles in the previous game! They're all still fun, but I never got the achievement t for spending 20 minutes in a single puzzle. This sequel was definitely improved by removing some ideas such as the over-precise recording, and those fuck ass exploding robots. But how many light stick puzzles can you do before they get repetitive?
The thing is, Talos Principle 2 does add a lot of new items. Maybe too many. Some of them are pretty interesting. But quite a lot of them are quickly shoved aside and don't reach their full potential. They're prominent in the area they're introduced, but not so much after that. Hopefully there's a Gehenna-sized DLC which uses all of the new items more.
Really stuck between a 4 and a 4.5 for this game. After I digest this game I might lower it half a star.
Talos Principle 2 is an amazing sequel. I sometimes forget how simple the first one was in comparison. You're not alone in a simulation anymore. You're in a massive, technologically advanced city that was built over centuries. There are actually other characters in the game. The locations are incredible and grandiose. The scale of everything is so huge, it takes quite a bit to walk between locations. But sometimes I would walk around these environments and soak in the views.
The story and world were great. I just loved it. New Jerusalem was super cool and I spent ages exploring every detail my first time there. I liked the whole civilization of robot people I thought that was neat. The social media was really fun! Glad to see they took that aspect over from Gehenna. All the talk around The Founder and The Goal and whether to expand or not was interesting to me.
The puzzles are still great. Buttttt after playing the first game, most of the good ideas have already been done. Overall, this game felt easier, which might mainly be because I've already done a lot of the puzzles in the previous game! They're all still fun, but I never got the achievement t for spending 20 minutes in a single puzzle. This sequel was definitely improved by removing some ideas such as the over-precise recording, and those fuck ass exploding robots. But how many light stick puzzles can you do before they get repetitive?
The thing is, Talos Principle 2 does add a lot of new items. Maybe too many. Some of them are pretty interesting. But quite a lot of them are quickly shoved aside and don't reach their full potential. They're prominent in the area they're introduced, but not so much after that. Hopefully there's a Gehenna-sized DLC which uses all of the new items more.
Really stuck between a 4 and a 4.5 for this game. After I digest this game I might lower it half a star.
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