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The Talos Principle 2 was a major disappointment for me. The first game was almost entirely focused on puzzles, but this sequel spends far too much time on everything else. Getting from one puzzle to the next often means wandering across huge areas, and without a proper map, navi…

The game is quite a step forward from TTP1. Much more story behind the game, going deeper into the meaning of life, expanding the steps for the puzzles. But there are just some minor things that make it a few steps back. The main puzzles are 9 out of 10 times way too easy, kind o…

The base game has a really good storyline and the puzzles are challenging. However, the difficulty is all over the place, no linear increase that I've found. Tons of new puzzle elements have been added since the first game, and it can still be a bit confusing for me even after 50…

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…

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.

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 …

Good puzzles, not too hard for a puzzle game but gives you lots of time to enjoy the character dialogue if that's your thing

Just a note this is coming from someone that loved The Talos Principle, and did everything in the original game. 1st This is the only Non-VR Game to ever give me notion sickness. Tried the motion sickness options, and while experimenting to not want to vomit I didn't notice I s…

im gonna go against the grain here and say this game is a dissapointement. talos 1 is one of the best games ever made with an amazing atmosphere and story. and then we get the millenial writters making this game with just awful dialogue and non sensical story. some stuff legit ma…

The puzzles are not too easy but doable. Keeps me entertained for hours and hours.

I might be able to understand those that feel after many years, this game feels different to the first. For me having played game 1 for the first time, and then the second immediately after, I loved it. The first game was amazing, great puzzles and philosophy, but the lore and ph…

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…

I would give it a middle thumb if I could. I thought the actual puzzle elements of the game were pretty well done. There's quite a few new gadgets which are cool, and the game does a good job at introducing them slowly. The trouble is everything is separated into huge islands…

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 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…