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Started Playing 'The Talos Principle'
(lemmy.today)
A gaming community free from the hype and oversaturation of current releases, catering to gamers who wait at least 12 months after release to play a game. Whether it's price, waiting for bugs/issues to be patched, DLC to be released, don't meet the system requirements, or just haven't had the time to keep up with the latest releases.
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If you want something similar after you might check out The Witness
I liked the Witness better than Talos personally. It just hung together so beautifully and artistically.
Never heard of it. Added it to my wishlist, if it it gets cheap enough I'll grab it. Thanks!
If you end up enjoying the Witness I wholeheartedly recommend the parody of it, the Looker. It's the kind of parody that can only have been made by someone who really loved the original, because it has genuinely good and clever versions of the mechanics, and it's also free
The Looker is fantastic. I was particularly disappointed to learn that Blow took it as an insult, though.
Gotta disagree with you here. The Witness is a piece of art. The Looker is a cheap parody at best, which pokes fun at The Witness while completely failing to recognise what made it great.
Well each to their own, of course! I personally thought that the Looker managed to really effectively capture that same way of wordlessly teaching mechanics and encouraging you to push at the boundaries of those mechanics, which is what made the Witness great for me. It does poke a lot of fun at things in the Witness like the slow animations and the philosophical audiologs, but much of that poking fun only makes sense if you honestly engaged with at least a good chunk of the original stuff in the Witness in the first place. There's definitely not as much to the Looker as there is to the Witness, but, well, it's a parody. That's to be expected. I see it as a fun and more light-hearted expansion to be played afterwards, not a competitor or replacement.
I second 'The Witness'. Its a great game and the puzzles get very interesting as you progress and begin to understand the world you have been thrown into.
Witness was awesome!