The Talos Principle: Reawakened

Sem dúvidas essa é a minha franquia favorita de jogos de Puzzles e consigo dizer tranquilamente que esse remake é 10/10. O jogo é lindo, tem uma ótima ambientação, mas confesso que gostaria que os puzzles fossem mais temáticos ao mundo em que você está resolvendo eles. A trilha sonora é absurda e combina muito com todo o teor filosófico da história em volta do princípio de Talos, é muito empolgante você ir descobrindo aos pouco o que é esse mundo e o que significa todos esses dilemas e puzzles, pois eles fazem parte da história, não é apenas uma questão de gameplay, e falando deles, são bem satisfatórios de resolver e são bem tranquilos se você for fazer apenas o true ending, porém tem alguns bem desafiadores se for fazer o conteúdo opcional. Os personagens são excelentes, você vai ficar curioso sobre eles, vai querer saber o que aconteceu e o que os motiva, todos são bem carismáticos. Essa versão vem com 2 dlcs, uma delas sendo exclusiva desse remake, e essa exclusiva é bem mais desafiante que o resto do jogo base ou a primeira dlc, mas muito satisfatória de fazer e descobrir mais sobre a lore desse universo.

This is Talos Principle, lower performance with slightly better graphics. Original game looked really good until looked closely, but such is fate of every older game. This new UE5 version does struggle a lot with performance. You will not be able to enjoy Raytracing quality if it costs you all your FPS. As for the puzzles, original part went very fast, but I played original game so that is expected. Still struggled a bit and had some fun.. Meanwhile, new puzzles "In the Beginning" are not enjoyable in very least. They are unlike original puzzles, where you need 'very long series of inputs in specific way' and nothing else works. So kinda reverse engineer very long puzzle. While this happened in Road to Gehenna or original Talos puzzles and Talos 2, these are taking this to extreme in not a fun way. Overall I cannot recommend this version, original runs much better and new additions are not designed in fun way for me.

This is a well designed and faithful remastering of the original Talos Principle game. Even if you've played through the classic, there is an included DLC here "In The Beginning" which greatly adds character, depth, and identity to the story in meaningful ways while also including arguably the most dense and difficult puzzles in the entire series, other DLCs included. If you enjoy puzzles, this should be a no brainer pick-up. With this said, there are a few nicks and knacks here which need mentioning. While much more refined visually, it does have moments where the added visual clarity ends up chunking performance even if only for a few seconds. I had to turn down the graphics significantly which was a let down given that this is a major selling point to the remaster. The base game is almost entirely 1 to 1 to the original, which is expected but disappointing for returning fans. There were some QoL changes, but I was hoping for more Easter Eggs and Star Puzzles. The DLC makes up tremendously, but I quickly stopped playing through the base game once this realization set in. The new puzzles are brutal. I managed to solve everything without looking up anything save to check to make sure a pressure plate was working correctly given there appeared no other solutions. To this end, a handful of these extended challenges are resolved through "pixel precise" solutions where you have to place lasers in positions which are really unintuitive and sometimes covered by foliage or other aesthetics which unfortunately add to the difficulty. This is definitely not always the case for the new DLC, but it happened enough times for me to find some frustration and I'm a nerd for this series. I hope the next game focuses more on other players interacting within the universe given the paint bucket analogies expanded on here through star puzzles and the overall story's expansion. It doesn't need to be Death Stranding levels of overlap, but I wouldn't be disappointed if Talos Principle 3 geared up in such a way. Highly recommend for those who have never played, and I'd say it's worth it on sale for those who haven't played the new DLC and want a challenge with some meaty lore bits.

Ремастер излишен и ничего окромя водянистых комментов разрабов с причёсанной под будущую трилогию картинкой не даёт, оставляя игрока с отвратно-оптимизированными лучами в каждом камне, всё тем же геймплеем от бревна и конским ценником за то, что и без этого нормально работало. Полезные вещи типа timestamp-а есть и какого-то очередного сверхсложного DLC на слоновьих стимуляторах (когда нет идеи, а есть зубодробительная сложность в долгую, игрока испытывающего - а не проверяющего) есть, но это пыль в глаза. Самой игре лайк, безусловно (проходил впервые на Xbox) - ремастеру неуд.

It's fun. Kinda like Portal and Myst had a baby...who then went on to major in philosophy and religious studies...

The Talos Principle is one of my all-time favorite puzzle games (besides the Portal series and Baba Is You), and I totally recommend playing the Reawakened edition: I think the quality-of-life improvements (rewind, picking up connectors without losing connections, creating pause points in recordings) are game changer, the DLCs and the community puzzles expand the experience with refreshing new environments and puzzles. And since I'm interested in puzzle game design, I also play with the level editor and the developer commentaries add rich insights into the game's design decisions. Where I think the game doesn't keep being true to its design principles is some of the obscure and hidden star puzzles (prepare for some pixel hunting and "moon logic" riddles instead of puzzles), the [spoiler]Milton dialogue trees[/spoiler] (where the goals to reach are quite unclear) and (fight me) also the sigil arrangers (the most complex of which can be rather frustrating due to the backtracking and the limited arranging techniques that can be applied via learning). I'm looking forward to the second part where I heard they eliminated most of these. But they haven't diminished my experience significantly. Overall, if you like to feel smart, I wholeheartedly recommend it.

梦中情游，30小时无攻略完成永生、自由结局，仅3个互斥成就提前查攻略记录了分歧点，解密全部自己完成。可以说是一场酣畅淋漓的爽快解密体验，特别是后期的红色魔符十分过瘾。 游戏所表达的“轮回——继承——建设”主题更是深得我心。任何一个孤立的个体都不是天然完善的最终版本，重复不是原地打转，而是信息能够积累的迭代。理解并利用轮回，在轮回中积累知识，最后超越轮回。游戏把跨世代合作直接写进了解谜规则。而牧羊人在高塔最终轮对玩家的帮助，正是这一理念的具现化。功成不必在我，功成必定有我。 个人理解，整部游戏最终回答的，或许不是“怎样才能不死”，而是： 人类可以把知识、文化、责任和未完成的事业传给未来，却没有证据证明“我”这个第一人称主体也会随之延续。明知自己会彻底消失，为什么还要为后来者建设一个自己永远看不到的世界？ 亚历山德拉用录音说出了答案，牧羊人用行动实践了答案，而玩家操纵的角色，就是这个答案终于结出的果实。

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