To put the game through its paces, we recruited friend of the blog Laura - puzzler, gamer, cat (and Cats) enthusiast, and former Tabletop Tournament Champion - to accept the case and give us a comprehensive review. Naturally, we couldn’t resist an offer like that. One of the most intriguing developments is how modern video games combine logic/deduction puzzles with visual mystery stories for the player to unravel.Īfter seeing our writeup of Return of the Obra Dinn, the team at Color Gray Games reached out to us with a puzzly investigation demo to try out, intriguingly named The Case of the Golden Idol. From Limbo and Little Nightmares to Portal and The Talos Principle, puzzling constantly adapts and evolves across many platforms. J'amerais bien faire un effort, aller jusqu'à 1 mais je crois que ça ne va pas être possible.Video games have taken puzzles in some fascinating directions. Comme on se faisait chier avec Myst d'ailleurs. Bon, c'est pas tout ça mais on se fait chier avec Talos. mais ç'a toujours été le cas dans ce type de jeu, car à défaut d'autre chose, il faut bien meubler avec de la musique. Ah si, j'oubliais la musique planante assez jolie. Et pourtant, putain que c'est vide ce pseudo-jeu ! seulement des mitrailleuses (?!) et des sphères aussi agressives les unes que les autres. et si sur la X, un mode 'performance' est proposé, il ne tient certainement pas ses promesses, en l'occurrence un 60 im/s constant. Cela dit, c'est assez joli quand même, bien qu'évidemment très vide. Comme dans tous les jeux de ce type (depuis les Myst en fait) c'est sans queue ni tête et l'environnement n'est qu'un prétexte pour vous filer la migraine avec ses 'énigmes' à la mords-moi-le-cul. pour autant qu'on puisse en dire quelque chose) se la jouent intello et sombrent dans l'indé à énigmes casse-couilles. pour autant Tiens, c'est bizarre, les bourrins de chez Croteam (les 'Serious Sam' pas très sérieux. Tiens, c'est bizarre, les bourrins de chez Croteam (les 'Serious Sam' pas très sérieux. That being said these issues weren’t too profound and I was easily able to look past them because the game just has so much beauty in all areas and if you have any interest in puzzle game’s at all then this game is an absolute must buy.

As far as problems go The Talos Principle doesn’t suffer with too many at all and my only real gripe was a few technichal issues the game suffers with. There’s also a perfect story that accompanies these excellent puzzles and to say that the story kept me interested throughout my time with the game would be a massive understatement. The puzzles which are obviously the main aspect in this game are absolutely perfect and taking part in them always felt rewarding because of this. I’ve heard nothing but good things about this game and it’s clear to see why because as far as puzzle game’s go it’s without a doubt one of the best game’s I’ve ever played in this genre.

Does The Talon Principle do enough to get a recommendation from me? The Talon Principle is a game that I’ve wanted for a very long time and thankfully its finally made its way to the Xbox One.

At the start the game is a little on the slow side and it does take a bit to get into, but I recommend profusely that you carry on. From time to time the game suffers with a few technichal issues and these issues can bring the immersion levels down a little bit. The world in which the game takes place is stunning and each different area has detail that makes exploring the world very rewarding. There are some interesting and unique mechanics the game introduces to you and this does in the end keep the game fresh at all times. I really enjoyed the presentation side of the game because both the visuals and sound design do a great job of bringing certain elements to life. The story is very good and it did a very good job of keeping me interested throughout my time with the game. Each puzzle in the game plays an integral part when it comes to the story and I was very impressed with how elaborate and unique each puzzle Each puzzle in the game plays an integral part when it comes to the story and I was very impressed with how elaborate and unique each puzzle was.

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