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I finally took some time to sit down with The Talos Principle in a livestream the other night, and wow I was pleasantly surprised by it. I've never been one to really get engrossed by puzzle games, as they usually end up too boring for me. Something about The Talos Principle had me completely hooked, and I ended up sinking 1.7 hours into it according to Steam.
I think having a puzzle game that's first person, and quite beautiful really helped get me into Talos. I did feel a bit stupid at the start, as I don't have to really use my brain very often while playing games. This is mainly due to being an FPS junky, but I am trying to push myself to other games to enjoy a wider variety.
Once I got the hang of it, I was able to do certain puzzles with blistering speed, and that seemed to impress our editor Samsai quite a bit. Heck, I even impressed myself with some of it!
So, what have you been playing, and what did you think to it? Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
I think having a puzzle game that's first person, and quite beautiful really helped get me into Talos. I did feel a bit stupid at the start, as I don't have to really use my brain very often while playing games. This is mainly due to being an FPS junky, but I am trying to push myself to other games to enjoy a wider variety.
Once I got the hang of it, I was able to do certain puzzles with blistering speed, and that seemed to impress our editor Samsai quite a bit. Heck, I even impressed myself with some of it!
So, what have you been playing, and what did you think to it? Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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Celestian Tales: Old North – the direction is right but there is still a long road ahead.
Invisible, Inc. – was surprisingly fun.
Freedom planet – is awesome :3
Deponia (1, 2, 3) – some things you need to do are pretty unusual %) Still in the middle of 3rd game.
Pillars of Eternity – was a good one, but I'm still undecided whether I should play an expansion as it seems it will add additional areas before final battle, not after it… I probably will but that decision feels weird to me %)
Celestian Tales: Old North – the direction is right but there is still a long road ahead.
Invisible, Inc. – was surprisingly fun.
Freedom planet – is awesome :3
Deponia (1, 2, 3) – some things you need to do are pretty unusual %) Still in the middle of 3rd game.
Pillars of Eternity – was a good one, but I'm still undecided whether I should play an expansion as it seems it will add additional areas before final battle, not after it… I probably will but that decision feels weird to me %)
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- Binding of Isaac: Rebirth: Yeah, I'm still playing this one. I finally unlocked both the negative and the polaroid, so I'm fighting through challenges and other unlocks. Soon I shall unlock The Lost, and hopefully I won't break too many keyboards before I beat it with him.
- Ark: Survival Evolved: I have tamed a T-Rex. He is beautiful. I've also gotten to the level where you can start fabricating things like automated turrets and assault rifles; quite cool what you can do in that game.
- Absolute Drift: Really short, but enjoyable. I finally got over 1,000,000 points in a race just yesterday. I'm probably done for a while, though - everything is unlocked, and I'm not sure how much interest I have in spending *that* much time on it.
- Shadowrun: Dragonfall: I'm starting again. I want to make an unarmed character, but it wasn't very friendly to that when the game was first released. It seems like a lot has been changed since then, though.
- Pillars of Eternity: This is easily my favorite game of recent memory. I love the complicated combat. I'm not as interested in the AI updates as everyone else, but I'm definitely excited for the expansion.
- Binding of Isaac: Rebirth: Yeah, I'm still playing this one. I finally unlocked both the negative and the polaroid, so I'm fighting through challenges and other unlocks. Soon I shall unlock The Lost, and hopefully I won't break too many keyboards before I beat it with him.
- Ark: Survival Evolved: I have tamed a T-Rex. He is beautiful. I've also gotten to the level where you can start fabricating things like automated turrets and assault rifles; quite cool what you can do in that game.
- Absolute Drift: Really short, but enjoyable. I finally got over 1,000,000 points in a race just yesterday. I'm probably done for a while, though - everything is unlocked, and I'm not sure how much interest I have in spending *that* much time on it.
- Shadowrun: Dragonfall: I'm starting again. I want to make an unarmed character, but it wasn't very friendly to that when the game was first released. It seems like a lot has been changed since then, though.
- Pillars of Eternity: This is easily my favorite game of recent memory. I love the complicated combat. I'm not as interested in the AI updates as everyone else, but I'm definitely excited for the expansion.
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