The Talos Principle: Reawakened

The visual upgrade from the original game did not feel that noticeable, but you should buy this game just for the new content "In the Beginning". It contains the hardest Talos puzzles I've ever played and is therefore immensely satisfying once you complete them!

Sigue mereciendo la pena rejugar esta versión aunque ya hayas jugado al original. Se ve increíble, tiene mejoras técnicas, añaden pequeños detalles que facilitan la vida respecto al primero, tienes los comentarios de los desarrolladores que son una delicia escucharlos (contienen spoilers, están pensados para los que ya se hayan pasado la historia una vez), tienes el DLC "Road to Gehenna" incluido y además contenido nuevo exclusivo de esta versión, llamado "In the Beginning". Al empezar el juego puedes decidir si quieres jugar al juego base, al DLC o al nuevo contenido. Si no has jugado antes, el orden es ese mismo: The Talos Principle > Road to Gehenna > In the Beginning. Los puzzles son una maravilla y junto a la banda sonora que tiene, que acompaña perfectamente, me ayudan a relajarme. La historia, los diálogos, los audios con una actuación de voz magistral, los puzzles, el arte, los gráficos, la música... Todo en este juego me parece sobresaliente. Si te gusta la filosofía y los puzzles, es obligatorio que lo juegues :) Hay gente que viene por los puzzles y se queda por las conversaciones. Además, premia a los que quieren completar todo, y no obliga a los que no quieren leer ni la historia (aunque creo que es su mejor punto). Y si te gusta este juego, su secuela es muchísimo mejor porque es lo mismo pero cada punto mejor que este, con muchísimo más lore e historia. Ya está anunciado el tercer (y último) juego de la saga, así que es un buen momento para empezar por el principio :3 PD: los que comentan que les va mal el juego, sinceramente a mí me va bien y tengo una 3060ti. Puede tener problemas si cargas muchos mapas en la misma sesión, pero se arregla cerrando y volviendo a abrir el juego. También es que UE5 no es el mejor motor del mundo... Pero vamos, que va bien. Es un juego sin acción de puzzles, no se necesitan 200 fps para jugar a esto.

**Recommended** Coming back to the first *The Talos Principle* after finishing both the original and *The Talos Principle 2* felt like revisiting an old friend. I wasn't expecting to be this impressed, but *Reawakened* reminded me why this series is one of my all-time favourites. The visual overhaul is gorgeous, but what I appreciate the most is that Croteam didn't lose sight of what made the original so special. The atmosphere, the soundtrack, the philosophical questions, and those "just one more puzzle" moments are all still here. It feels familiar in the best possible way while looking and playing like a modern release. I've seen a lot of discussions about performance, and it's only fair to mention them. Some players have reported stuttering and inconsistent performance, particularly on certain PC configurations. Fortunately, that wasn't my experience at all. I played the entire game with everything maxed out, and it ran flawlessly from beginning to end—no lag, no crashes, no stuttering. If I had one criticism, it's that whether this is worth the price depends on who you are. If you're expecting an entirely new game, you may come away disappointed because this is, at its core, a faithful remake with additional content rather than a brand-new sequel. But if you loved the original—or never had the chance to experience it—this is easily the definitive version. Games that genuinely make you stop and think are becoming increasingly rare. *The Talos Principle* has always been about more than solving puzzles; it's about questioning identity, consciousness, free will, and what it truly means to be human. Very few games manage to blend gameplay and philosophy this well. As someone who has completed the original game and its sequel, I can confidently say this is the best way to experience the beginning of the journey. Absolutely recommended.

Que juego mas tremendo, se ve hermoso. 100% recomendado, aun que lo noto un poco mal optimizado, a veces me iba a tirones, y la cinemática final pareció ir en cámara lenta.

It’s the same game I remembered, just prettier. At the time of writing I have not completed the DLCs yet but the addition of a new dlc on top of it all does sweeten the deal. I usually don’t like remakes like this that just put a new coat of paint but it was on sale for 10 bucks so it was a good excuse to replay. The original still holds up graphically I must say though. A lot of the improvements come with the downsides of lower performance of an UE5 game, sometimes with weird graphical glitches such as square patches of the ground appearing here and there. I suppose considering the game’s setting it doesn’t actually matter that much but it’s obvious what are intentional graphical glitches and what aren’t. I got all puzzles, as well as stars (almost) entirely without a guide this time around, and either my memory of the first game gave me an advantage or I am just that much better. For the stars especially, I recall I had way more trouble than this too around, and there was only really one star for one of the earlier levels (involving numbered pillars) that I actually had to look up for how cryptic it was for the final steps of it. The star guides were excellent help. There also was only puzzle (weathertop) that stumped me to the point that I ended up solving it in an unintentional and hacky way that after looking up had me smacking my forehead because I deliberately overlooked one tool of the puzzle assuming it was for something else without trying it. Other than that, the puzzles in the base game aren’t the hardest compared to the Gehenna DLC (that I had to put down after beating the base game - I think it’s best to take a break before jumping straight in to that monster). The puzzles combined with the setting and music create an atmosphere that is wonderful and meditative. As for the story, upon replaying it, I think its simplicity and clarity makes me enjoy it more than the sequel. While it does feel a little philosophy 101 and some emails you find can be a bit cringe nowadays (some of it is almost straight out of Reddit comments along the lines of: ‘DAE love Jeff Goldblum from Jurassic Park?!? I love it when he says “life uh… finds a way”! Xdxd’), the voice recordings are far and away the game’s highlight for me. Towards the end of them they bring me close to tears, as a meditation on life itself and its meaning becomes an open question for the player to grapple with. It helps to be listening to them in a richly detailed environment, with the sound of water rushing and birds chirping and the wonderful chorus of piano and a choir.

Я думал это будет переосмысление 1 части а это тупо копия. Я только что прошёл 1 часть и мне предлагают ещё раз её пройти но с лучшей графикой?? Те же компьютеры, тот же Элахим, те же бомбы и задачи на время. Нет уж, без меня!!

Маму автора головоломок в in the beginning в кино отправлял. Мне изнасиловали мозг на почти каждой головоломке за последние часов 5 этой игры.

Хорошая игра, и новые головоломки классные!