The Turing Test

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Öncelikle fps bulmaca tarzı sevenlerin oynaması gereken bir oyun, bunu bir belirteyim. İkinci olarak da eğer İngilizce anlama beceriniz varsa gayet arka planı dolu olan, geçmişteki deneyler ve gelecekteki olasılıklara dair felsefik beyin jimnastiği yaptıran da bir oyun olduğunu belirteyim. Yani özetle bulmaca çözüp geçmektense altyapısı olan bir senaryo ile destekleyip ve bunu da gerçekçi durumlardan uyarlayarak bir senaryo dahilinde yapmaları hoş olmuş. Senaryosundan da kısaca bahsedecek olursak, ISA adındaki bir uzay kuruluşu tarafından "Europa" daki deneylerde iletişimi kopan ekibe ulaşma çabası. Tabii bu macerada günümüzde de tartışılan ve daha çok tartışılması olası yapay zeka olgusunu sorgulamada gerçekleşmekte. Ve bir dipnot: Europa suyun varlığına emin olunan buzullarla kaplı Jüpiter uydusu ve oyunda da bu çok güzel işlenmiş. Dünya'dan sonra yaşam bulgusu olasılığı en yüksek gök cismi olabilir. Özetle, indirimdeyken gayet parasını hak eden, aşırı uzun olmayan kaliteli bir oyun.

What a refreshing game! Even though the puzzles were very not hard (or perhaps I'm too used to the genre) and it was a bit on the shorter side, these did not prevent me from enjoying it immensely. Good voice acting, a capturing (even if not captivating) environment, an intriguing back story and even a twist work together to make playing this game a thoroughly enjoyable experience.

The puzzles were just fine. The storyline was a bit confusing. The ending didn't work for me at all. This is another game that needs a meh button.

Short. But fun. Only played for 10 hours to 100% the game. Calling it a game may be a stretch. But I liked it OK.

Satisfying first person puzzler. If you're prone to motion sickness, maybe wait for a sale. I love first-person puzzlers so this was a great purchase for me. I do not like the headbob, but thankfully I was able to get used to it and enjoy the game in spite of this annoyance. I liked that most of the puzzles didn't require split-second timing to execute. The challenge was primarily in solving each puzzle. One puzzle was exceptionally frustrating, because I just couldn't move fast enough across a bridge before the time ran out. It turns out there is a run button that isn't explained in the UI, so I had to look up online and see others having the same difficulty to figure out how to run. Then it was relatively simple to get the timing right. I think that was the biggest gripe about the game. The non-discoverability about the "run" button, and it really only affected one puzzle. I'm pretty sure there were other puzzles that require timing, but I don't think I found any to be incredibly annoying except that one. Generally for puzzler games, I want to know if the game relies on split-second execution timing, or primarily on just figuring out how to solve the puzzle. While there are some that require precise timing, I don't remember being annoyed with many puzzles, except for the one I mentioned about needing to run. It has been a while since I last played the game (about a year), but my opinion was fairly positive when I completed it. I saw in other reviews that the headbob was nausea inducing for some people. I'm often prone to motion sickness, so I waited for a sale. I'm very happy with the purchase, as I really enjoyed figuring out the puzzles, and the headbob didn't bother me much. Overall, it's a very solid puzzler game, with minor gripes. If you like first person puzzlers, I highly recommend it, unless you think the headbob might be a problem, then I suggest waiting for a sale (just in case).

Short. Too easy. However, very enjoyable. People who enjoyed the Talos Principle or Manifold Garden will find things to enjoy here.