The Talos Principle 2 Launches November 2 for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 01 October 2023 / 2,973 Views
Publisher Devolver Digital and developer Croteam announced The Talos Principle 2 will launch for the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam and Epic Games Store on November 2 for $29.99.
View the release date trailer below:
Read details on the game below:
The Talos Principle 2 greatly expands on the beloved original with more mind-bending puzzles to solve, new puzzle mechanics, a richer storyline, more secrets to uncover, and the biggest, weirdest world Croteam has ever built.
Set in a distant future where humankind has long been extinct, human culture lives on through interminable robots made in our image. Embarking on a quest to investigate a mysterious megastructure, you will be confronted with questions about the nature of the cosmos, faith versus reason, and the fear of repeating humankind’s mistakes.
Familiar puzzles will return in The Talos Principle 2, accompanied by unique new gameplay including mind transference and gravity manipulation. There’s also a deep character-driven story with multiple endings to lose yourself in, and a series of strange, stunningly beautiful environments to explore—including a city on the brink of a paradigm shift and an island holding the keys to the future.
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Leeet's goooo!
Anyone played this series before? Is it similar to Portal?
It's somewhat similar. You must collect things that looks like Tetris pieces and stars, while avoiding traps and using itens to solve the puzzles. The story is really intriguing.
I didn't finished it, but it's quite good.
Kind of yes, but with a story that's more philosophical than comedic (though there is a bit of the latter, particularly in the DLC) and with puzzles that are harder. Personally I think it's the second best puzzle game I've played behind Portal 2.
Cheers, I'm going to add it to my ever expanding list of games to keep an eye out for.
