The Talos Principle immerses you in a stunning world filled with puzzles and philosophical musings. Each level is beautifully crafted, and the environments create a sense of grandeur and mystery. The player explores the ruins of ancient civilizations that contrast with high technology, creating a unique atmosphere where the past and the future intertwine.

The musical score in the game is superb and complements the atmosphere perfectly. The sounds of nature, melodic compositions, and electronic motifs create a harmonious soundscape that helps players focus on solving puzzles. The music shifts depending on the situation, adding depth and emotional weight to the gameplay.

One of the hallmarks of The Talos Principle is its combination of puzzles and philosophical questions about consciousness, free will, and human nature. The player doesn't just solve problems, he is confronted with deep thoughts about his existence. This makes the game not only fun, but also thought-provoking.

The Talos Principle is not just a game; it is an experience that leaves a lasting impression. The combination of stunning graphics, captivating music, and philosophical inquiries makes it one of the best in its genre. I would rate this game a 9.5 out of 10. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for something more than just entertainment!
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The Talos Principle was the most interesting game I played in 2024. Developed by Croteam from Croatia, it's a first-person philosophical puzzle game with very beautiful graphics, about an AI that needs to achieve consciousness in order to save the legacy of humanity, which was wiped out by a virus. Written by someone with a master's degree in philosophy, it really does a great job of raising relevant philosophical questions, although I completely disagree with the author's position.

In fact, I liked the game so much that I made a Twine version of one of the interactive fictions contained in the Road to Gehenna expansion and created an interactive fiction based on this game, called Anastasis. I joined the TTP community on Reddit, and the reception of my game was good, even though I’m arguing the opposite of what the game does. "I disagree, but I really liked the way you presented your argument," is what they told me, and that’s exactly what I thought about the game as well.

this game made me question my life choises, 10?10

Worthwhile and excellent

This game makes you think while making you think

9/10

decent game

Thoroughly brain-twisting puzzles and a thought-provoking story.

This game is nothing short of extraordinary. It takes the notion of "puzzle games" up to a new level. With somewhat straightforward mechanics, it is astounding how complex the puzzle solutions can become! While the story is intriguing, and the worlds are stunning, the centrepiece of this game remains the increasing complexity of the puzzles as you progress through the worlds. Strongly recommend both the base game and the Road to Gehenna, the latter of which kicks up the puzzles up several notches. Enjoy!

Not going to lie, I wasn't sure what to think of this game when I got it. I think I got it for a few dollars and was rated highly, so I got it and played it a long while after the purchase.

I just started getting into the 1st person puzzle games, and this game got me very invested in it! This is a must buy for any 1st person puzzle gamers!!!

It insists upon itself