The Talos Principle series are probably the biggest and best 3D first-person puzzle games out there, together with the Portal series.
I think Blue Prince needs to be added to this list going forward.
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kyub@discuss.tchncs.de 3 days ago
Currently playing Talos Principle Reawakened (the UE5 remastered version). For anyone wondering whether it’s worth it, yes if you have the hardware for it. Because they also massively improved one of the most complex but also most frustrating mechanics in the original game (with the recorder thingie). So there are very useful improvements overall. Game looks great as well, but you need serious hardware for it. It’s not very performance efficient anymore. :)
Other than that, I’ve played The Ten Bells and Exit 8. These are great small anomaly-hunting games. I’ve never played this genre before so it was a great discovery for me. If you’re curious about this genre, start with Exit 8. If you liked that and prefer more horror elements in it, as well as a bigger “map”, play The Ten Bells. Awesome small games.
The Talos Principle series are probably the biggest and best 3D first-person puzzle games out there, together with the Portal series.
I think Blue Prince needs to be added to this list going forward.
Thanks for the warning.
I have the original Talos plus the DLC and love it but I’ll wait some years until I have the iron to run the remaster.
BurntWits@sh.itjust.works 3 days ago
I’m a huge fan of the Portal games but never played any Talos Principle. I’ve had them on my Wishlist for a while now, maybe I’ll pick them up on the next sale.
Sophocles@infosec.pub 3 days ago
Seconded on Talos Principle; it’s a great game. It takes a more philosophical spin on the story rather than a comical spin like Portal, but it does scratch that 3D puzzler itch that Portal accomplishes so well