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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…

Perfect game, great puzzles, great story. Very enriching experience. Game worth every money

A good sequel overall. I preferred the more linear approach of the first game, as unfortunately, the open world sometimes feels too empty in my opinion and running between puzzle locations will consume quite a lot of time. Nonetheless, they added some interesting new mechanics to…

this game is like portal on philosophy steroids plot you play as 1k, the 1000th robot to be created. you, along with everyone else, live in new jerusalem. as the city celebrates, a mysterious figure gives a strange message with some coordinates. you join a crew to explore someth…

Glorious puzzling. Even better than Talos Principle 1, thanks to the scale, narrative, and new mechanics. Also, no more recorder puzzles! Thank the Founder!

It's a great puzzle game with a good (but not great story). The quality of the puzzles are definitely worth it though. The philosophical musings make you feel smart, even though they're nothing revolutionnary.

I found the original Talos Principle a dense and neatly executed gem that was a joy to explore and work through. The puzzles were challenging and satisfying. The narrative was thought provoking, to the point of giving me pause at many terminals. The original is in my top 10 games…

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…

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…

The story never really grabbed my attention and ended up feeling boring. I wish the game let you jump straight into the puzzles. The beginning starts off well, but then it throws you into the city and makes you wander around for far too long. It breaks the pacing for no good reas…

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!

The Talos Principle 2 - the quintessential game to get your lateral thinking juices flowing in the morning. The Talos Principle 2 builds on everything The Talos Principle did well and expands it to, IMO, just the right amount of narrative while getting more creative with puzzles.…

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…

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…

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…

WHAT A MASTERPIECE !! I never thought they could match the wow factor and incredible storyline of the first game, but i was wrong. The Talos Principle 2 is the follow up story of the first game, one if not my favorite puzzle game and in my humble opinion above even Portal 1 & 2…

It was good, but I liked the first one more, mostly because the first one focused more on puzzles and the mystery of what everything was, and this one had a bunch of dialogue and characters. Not that the story was bad per se, but it's not why I enjoyed the first one So li…

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…

Played this right after I finished the first Talos Principle game and its a great follow-up with more puzzles, philosophy and story.

Excellent Sequel that improves on the puzzles and narrative of the first game. Gorgeous environments and a very poignant story.

A great sequel and great puzzels. The Talos Principle 1 was a musing on what knowledge and memories we would save if a virus was threatening humanity and also why we must solve more puzzles. TTP2 expands on the environment, society, story, and sensory experience of the first game…

One of the best games of all time for me. The puzzle solving, the story telling and weaving those together to always have something fun to unravel and a story to progress. Highly recommended.

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…

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.

2 MANY PUZZLES This game has even more puzzles than the first game when I really just wanted to watch more story.

I'm not amazing at puzzle games but despite that I enjoyed it immensely, only had really trouble with a couple. The puzzles are well crafted and provide a huge sense of satisfaction once you come to the solution. The story and characters are great and I can see myself replaying t…

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). …

Puzzles are fun. Buy for puzzles. Story can be well written and acted in parts, but mostly forgettable and distracting. The narrative presents a fake "dilemma" that's far too stacked in favor of the devs' own beliefs. If you make no effort to understand your ideological opposit…

it's more a reading and walking simulator then a game with solving puzzles: - thousands lines of trash text - between some puzzles more than 2 minutes of walking - what is fun on uninterrupted pressing forward key ? (you get only hurting finger) - many boring and dull tasks like …

Best puzzler! Just difficult enough! Sometimes they just "click" and feel easy, sometimes you overlook something that makes you feel stupid. It sprinkles in a perfect amount of philosophy to keep you engaged with a story outside pure puzzling. Excellent sequel to TP 1.

Good puzzles. I didn't care about the story. normal puzzles range form easy to medium. There were hard ones I couldn't solve without a guide. DLC puzzles were harder, so they are worth trying.

Absolute masterpiece. The story, the setting, the environment, the puzzles, everything is just amazing. I love first game, but devs just outdid themselves with the sequel. If you liked the first game, then this one is a "must play". 11/10

Eines der interlektuellsten Spiele, die ich seit langem, wenn überhaupt gespielt habe. Unbedingt mit dem ersten Teil starten ! Und sich Zeit nehmen ! Es ist eine herausfordernde Reise zum Selbst. Und ich meine das Selbst des Spielers. Wenn man keine schnelle Unterhaltung sucht, s…

Very big difference to the 1st part. Very story rich, am a bit annoyed tho when your in game characters call you and then argue about you. 10/10 Definetly worth the price. Still worth even if it was 60€.

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 …

he Talos Principle 2 is definitely one of those sequels that's actually worth it. The game improves on the first's story, and the puzzles feel fresh rather than recycled. Even if you didn't play the first game, this one is perfectly fine to just pick up and play, it does a good j…

I am changing my review to a negative one. The hub worlds are so unnecessarily large, the story is so stupid, the constant dialog is such a mood killer. This game is not even close to the first Talos Principle. I am so, so very sad to say that I regret purchasing and playing this…

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…

Great game, with the DLC (especially the "Abyss" one) having some really fun and mind bending puzzles. Interesting story, too. HOWEVER I had very noticeable and consistent stuttering for most of my gameplay. As you can see with my PC, it's no slouch at 1440p, but I had to set m…

this is definitely a completely different vibe from Talos 1: the sense of loneliness and mystery slowly unfolding is definitely not in this game, which feels crowded and crazy verbose at times. but there's still plenty to explore, puzzles to solve, but now also dozens of characte…

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

Pretty good. I enjoyed 1 more personally. I think this games biggest flaw is there is WAY too much walking around. Maps are too big for no reason. Puzzles and story felt less rewarding over all than the first game. 7.5/10

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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…