Recent reviews by F2

I had a lot of fun with this game.
Good exploration, cool movement mechanics, interesting upgrade paths, varied bosses.
It is quite easy, but I didn't mind that at all.

A decent puzzle game for two.

I have played The Talos Principle 1 for 70+ hours and am a huge fan of it.

While The Talos Principle 1 felt like an indie game, The Talos Principle 2 is trying to be a "real" game. Bigger worlds, more puzzle tools, more elaborate story, and more characters and voice actors.

But does all that make it a better game?

I don't think so. In many ways, it feels like they've "dumbed down" aspects of the game to make it appeal to a broader audience, which is a shame.

But, I will still recommend the game to anyone who loved the first installment. It is a great puzzle game.

It requires some patience and persistence, but for a quick 1 hour coop game, I enjoyed it.

Finished in about 10 minutes. More of a tech demo than a real game.

I love wandering around the maps, finding sneaky ways to enter buildings, and taking out guards without anyone noticing. It took me 37 hours to complete the base game, which is more than enough value for €7.50.

I liked this game for the puzzles. Gradually they get more and more difficult, and some of them are extremely clever!
In addition, the visuals are stunning, and there's a lot of secrets for you to discover.

However, ultimately it is merely a puzzle game, the current price (€37) is way too high imo.

Literally holding right arrow key for 5 minutes to complete the game.

The emulator runs way too fast, making it impossible to play.

Press E on objects that make noises (phones, vacuum cleaners, etc.).
Press E on food (bottles, burgers, etc.) and press E again on the trash can.
That is it. That is the game. Very boring and repetitive.