리뷰 탐색기

Beautiful game, runs perfectly and makes me use my brain. Runs really well on the steam deck too. 10/10

I bought this game thinking it would be just a cool puzzle game like the first Talos Principle. It was so much more. It combines 130+ puzzles with a deep and philosofical storyline in such a way that I was astonished for multiple times. The visuals, sound design and voice actin…

7/10 The game itself is good, but it is not as good as the first one. Good Things: The camera mode was an awesome thing to include. I love all the new types of connectors. Awesome visuals. I like the clearer story, the people you get to meet. Bad Things: I would have loved mor…

Talos Principle 2 is a great game. Stunning visuals, mesmerizing soundtrack and entertaining content. I can't compare this game to it's predecessor cause I barely remember it, but I felt to same feeling of awe in both games. The only downsides are some of the rambling ingame text…

It is a lot more ambitious than the first one. The enrivonments are larger, with lots of area to explore. It's beautiful to look at, especially on a large ultrawide screen with HDR. The music is a solid improvement too. The puzzles are somewhat more complex maybe, revolving aroun…

Personally, I think it's one of the best games in its genre. As a huge fan of The Talos Principle, I expected something a bit better because TTP1 wasn't a major game (in terms of popularity). I was still very surprised. The graphical leap from 1 to 2 is HUGE. In 1, the game…

Still a very good puzzle game, but it also includes much more distance between everything: More time spent walking between puzzles, or generally clearing the map, more story and dialogs, even though most if it is skippable, [spoiler] and while the various expositions and lore sni…

Amazing game! Highly recommended if you enjoy challenging puzzles, and an amazing narrative covering all the philosophical points around human existence. And on top of it it has a great soundtrack and looks great too!

Really interesting story backed by good puzzles. The game tackles a lot of interesting perspectives on philosophy, particularly regarding society and progress. Very worth it for that experience. As far as gameplay goes, the puzzles - all 100+ of them in the base campaign - ar…

I was looking for a portal-like game and read about this game. I did not expect an experience that was even better. The gameworld is a masterpiece, the puzzles are rich and challenging and the music is very catchy. Look forward to playing the extentions and part 3!!

The first was decent, but this one's substantially better; gone are the infuriatingly awful time recorder and mines, to be replaced with much more varied and less hostile puzzle elements. I mostly ignored the story, same as the previous game, and focused on the puzzles. Most are…

I enjoyed this even more than the first game. The visuals are absolutely stunning, with breathtaking scenery and some incredibly impressive structures to explore. The story continues to deliver an excellent narrative, raising thought provoking questions about morality, consciousn…

The Talos Principle is one of my all-time favourite games, so after almost a decade of waiting, did the sequel live up to the expectations? To touch upon the plot as spoiler-free as possible, I will say that while the first game was borderline science fiction, The Talos Princi…

More puzzles, I like puzzles, they're fun and keep my busy. Too much walking around though, and the pointless riding around on needlessly long voyages between zones. I get it, beautiful landscapes and vistas abound, but it reeks of fluff and bloat. Maybe cut some of that out to …

I really love the first game, but this one didn't feel the same way at all. Especially, I'm upset by the W3 Golden Gate puzzle. Where I've lost a ton of time just because the inital testing for solution simply didn't work due to weird physics............. I'll just copy another…

Second very good game in the series. Definitely recommend. Compared to the TTP1 the advantages of the sequel are: 1) beautiful and epic sceneries (Anthropic Hills <3) 2) way more developed lore and impression of a vivid community 3) a plethora of new and interesting puzzle mech…

Absolutely stunning! Great visuals, great storyline, great character design. Difficulty is perfectly balanced to allow you to complete the main game without fuss but then you have to put in substantially more effort to 100%. Brilliant game.

Worth playing but just doesn't match the quality of the first game in many aspects Visuals are on a much grander scale, the world feels a lot bigger The puzzles are overall quite easy (I did not need any hints for the main puzzles but I had to look up around 3-4 of the stars). …

This game genuinely has good scenery, vistas, and graphics.

I really enjoyed it. The puzzles have just the right amount of challenge to keep it interesting without becoming fustraiting or boring, each building on the last in a fun way. The story side is equally well designed and interesting, and discusses a lot of fun philosophical topic…

I really enjoyed the first The Talos Principle, and this sequel impressed me even more. The semi-open zone structure adds a welcome sense of exploration that I really appreciated. The environments are varied, often beautiful, and each area brings its own atmosphere, keeping the …

A Sequel That Expands the Scale but Loses the Spark The Talos Principle 2 aims higher than its predecessor in almost every way — bigger environments, a broader narrative, more complex ideas. On paper, it should be a clear evolution. But in practice, it often feels like the game …

Melville better be in the third one I'm honestly blown away by this game. I remember the original Talos Principle being an extremely sober yet fun puzzle game with some interesting philosophical themes, but this game is where Croteam really swung for the fences. In every sense…

Talos 1 is a favourite of mine but this one 70gb brick turned me off. Besides a lot of annyoing things in the game like: you can't read through the dialogue quickly and skip the audio because the sentences are not immediately present on screen (a big one for me), the awful tetris…

The scale of both the visuals and the ideas is breath-taking. The puzzles themselves are largely fantastic, giving you that "This is impossible...",go away, come back "Aha!" feeling over and over again. There can be a little too much trudging back and forth, but it is a small gri…

SO MUCH BETTER THAN THE FIRST ONE OMG I CAN'T STOP PLAYING IT also am I getting better at this or the puzzles are easier?? the story is really ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ good and the visuals OMG this game is so beautiful and fun to play

Truly amazing sequel to one of the most fantastic puzzle games I've ever played. I was simply blown away by the visuals once you awaken into the real world at the start of the game and see some of the infrastructure in the city. Not to mention the scale and size of each of the di…

Ce fut long ce fut parfois difficile, mais qu'est-ce que ce fut satisfaisant. J'ai fini le remake du premier jeu puis enchaîner sur celui là directement, cette suite est à la hauteur du précédent, et on sent également des ambitions plus forte en terme d'histoire et de narration. …

This game have such interesting and captivating story. Perfect for those who love to complete puzzles while having incredible beautiful graphics!

beautiful game. narrative was amazing, the game opens up and surprises you as you go on with its themeing and characters, happy i stuck with it. the environments themselves are stunning, and the game ran pretty well even on my older hardware. puzzles themselves definitely felt…

Decent puzzles but the graphics were so unbelievably botched it seriously detracted from the game's tone. Imagine looking at a lake while standing beside a tree, and seeing the tree that is beside you reflected in the lake. Imagine shadows flickering on and off alternatively eve…

The end sequence was my absolute favourite, [spoiler] I felt like I was playing 4D chess. [/spoiler]. The additional story elements really elevated Talos 2 above 1 for me, can't wait what they think up next! As always, loved the music and the setting, but the voice acting was so …

The Talos Principle 2 is probably my favorite puzzle game and the follow up to The Talos Principle. The game starts with a short recap of the first game. Humans are extinct but before they vanished they created a simulation to create an artificial intelligence that has the same m…

Great puzzles but unfortunately the most poorly optimized game I've ever played. It relies HEAVILY on upscaling as a crutch, and as a result the world looks like it's actively disintegrating in front of your eyes while still running terribly. Not sure why they couldn't have just …

I can't recommend the Talos Principle 2 enough. TTP 1 is one of my favorite games ever, and TTP2 adds scope and a whole new flavor to it. TTP1 was an amazing and difficult philosophical puzzle game with an incredible story told through voice recording time capsules and termina…

Never thought a puzzle game like this would grab but i couldnt stop playing. Beautiful visuals, including a nice story to add to it. Feel like if you enjoyed shrines in Zelda or any kind of escape room type puzzles you'll love it.

While not as compelling to me philosophically as the first game (which I believe is an artistic choice based on some writing towards the very end of the game), this one easily surpasses it in scale, presentation, and environment design, and the puzzles are no less entertaining. A…

Incredible game. Graphics are amazing, story is amazing and puzzles are incredible. Overall one of the best games I've ever played apart from the original. Where the original was beautiful but felt lonely, this one retains its' spark with a less isolated feeling.

Let's begin with the negatives: To some extent I felt that the story was a bit too much, especially in the city area. I cannot say that I'm very fond of the New Jerusalem city and the plotlines there altogether. I found some of the dialogue a bit goofy and cringy. Overall, I woul…

EN: A deeply philosophical puzzle game, and far from the easiest, it sometimes challenges you to find quite unconventional solutions, but the reward is stunning, unrealistic graphics. The plot, the characters, their experiences, and their thoughts draw you in from the very first …

I loved this game so much that I didn't want it to end. So I put it aside for over a year. Now that TP III is coming out soon, I figured it was time to finish this. It did NOT Disappoint!! I beautiful game, story, graphics, puzzles, voice acting, et. al. When you finish, you need…

Puzzles are very clever, some requires to really think out of the box. It is a pleasure to play and sometimes almost paintful because some are very difficult. Gameplay is fast. The musics are very good, deep. Loved the DLC with the 3 new areas. The game does not crash, stabl…

One of the better sequels and overall, quite an impressive game. The graphics are beautiful so in addition to all the puzzles, it's a nice walking simulator. And there's quite a lot of puzzles, so the game is not too short. The difficulty level of the puzzles is good. The philoso…

TTP2 left me with quite... mixed feelings. I deeply adore the first TTP, it has become my favourite game of all time when i played it for the first time, and after many years it still is. I've been dying to see the second part of the series, and the game being announced was a oth…

The Talos Principle 2 is a tough game to review. On the one hand, it's an amazing puzzle game that improves on the gameplay of the first game with interesting puzzle mechanics, fantastic environments and a nice chill soundtrack (that unfortunately does get a bit repetitive). On t…

The game starts with a unskippable tutorial level with very basic puzzles (ok but boring for who played Talos Principle 1), followed by an annoyingly long sequence of cutscenes, dialogues and animations. It can take more than 20 minutes before you step into the first puzzle. "Ple…

Outstanding game. Visuals are phenomenal, gameplan is really fun, plot is quite thought-provoking. This definitely lives up to the first game. That being said, it's incredibly disappointing that they didn't make a linux-native version.

Over time, games affect people in different ways. At the time of playing the first game, I was fairly new to exploring philosophical concepts so something that challenged me intellectually was highly entertaining. Years after, when Talos Principle 2 comes out, I had more or less …

[code][h2]Personal rating = 9/10[/h2] 📀📀📀📀📀📀📀📀📀💿 The Croteam has once again outdone themselves! What a fantastic addition to an already great first game! An unexpected delight at the year's end, and a [b]must-have[/b] for all genre lovers! [/code] [h1] A CHECKLIST [/h…