SOMA

And that's basically it - if you don't like this kind of games, just don't buy it :) If you do, you can enjoy enviroment not so far from first Bioshock. Originally I wanted to blaze through this, but the story and things around kept me longer. Also difficultry where enemies leave you be and you can freely roam and explore helped me to enjoy this game. Story itself is not something superb, but the atmosphere is more than enough to enjoy this.

SOMA is a writing masterpiece. The game is a horrifying trek through a world that was built specifically to ask a single question. One I will not address here as it is simply worth playing this game to find out for yourself.

If there was ever any doubt that computer games may be considered a form of art, Soma dissipates it in what is probably the best game of 2015.

Just finished the game, and it was ok but not amazing. It had a good enough story but to me the game itself was average at best. Following the story and exploring the various areas was ok, albeit very linear. The enemies in the game to me feel really poorly done. Almost like they were thrown in at the last minute just to give you something else to think about, but because they were so predictable they felt like they got in the way and distracted you from the exploration (which was fun) more than they actually contributed to the game. 6 to 7 out of 10 for me.

I've finished both Amnesia games, and I generally like them. But this one bore me to death. I couldn't believe it was actually made by the same team. The stealth is quite random and not interesting. You have better chances to run from the "zombies" or retry, than to actually sneak past them. Puzzles are often "find rusty button among all the rust" or "find really small object". Story: I was waiting for a second twist. In never came.