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In The Talos Principle, you'll wake up to a clashing world: around you, there are ancient ruins and advanced technology. Your creator has tasked you with solving a series of increasingly complex and challenging puzzles, and you have two options: you either have faith in the process or you question — who are you and what is your purpose?
In The Talos Principle, you'll have a whopping 120 challenging puzzles to tackle! All the while experiencing the stunning world around you, specked by bits of ancient ruins.
You'll have some technology at your disposal — divert drones, manipulate laser beams, and even mess around with time to finish the puzzles... or find a way out of it all.
There is a deep story between what's left of the ruins and the technology — a story of what was once this civilisation! Uncover the clues, theorise, and find out what happened in these lands!
The Talos Principle is non-linear, meaning you are in control of where you go and what puzzles you choose to solve! Just remember: there's always somebody watching, and your choices will have consequences.
The Talos Principle is playable on the Steam Deck, so go ahead and take your puzzle-solving with you everywhere!
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Based on 57 Critics
80 / 100"The Talos Principle has some important things to say, but more thoughtfully, it wants the player to have important things to say as well. Even those who do not bother to think...
90 / 100"You’ve got to be in the mood for Talos. It’s demanding of your time and attention, especially if you’re the type that wants to finish most things you start. And you’ve got to...
92 / 100"The Talos Principle is a masterfully executed first person puzzler, with a thought provoking narrative that delves with class into profound philosophical questions. Once you...
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