Né dans un futur où l'humanité s'est éteinte, mais où la culture humaine perdure dans une cité peuplée de robots, vous vous lancez dans une aventure bouleversante pour élucider le mystère d'une mégastructure aux pouvoirs inimaginables.
Au fil de vos découvertes, vous serez confronté à des questions sur la nature du cosmos et la finalité de toute civilisation. Entre la promesse illusoire de lendemains meilleurs, la crainte de répéter les erreurs de l'humanité, la foi en la raison ou le rejet de la nature humaine, vos choix et vos prises de position détermineront le cours des événements.
Résolvez une multitude d'énigmes de complexité variable, dont des puzzles métaphysiques ingénieux et des puzzles en or qui mettront votre matière grise à rude épreuve. De nouvelles capacités, tels la manipulation de la gravité et le transfert d'esprit, viennent s'ajouter aux mécaniques du premier volet pour offrir une expérience de jeu à la fois nouvelle et familière.
Poursuivez l'intrigue de The Talos Principle dans un récit interactif axé sur les personnages. Avec ses questions existentielles et ses fins multiples, signées par les deux écrivains renommés, Jonas Kyratzes (The Eternal Cylinder, Clash : Artifacts of Chaos) et Tom Jubert (The Swapper, Subnautica), rejoints par la plume de Verena Kyratzes (The Hand of Merlin, Serious Sam 4), The Talos Principle 2 promet une expérience narrative absolument bouleversante.
Parcourez plus de douze nouveaux environnements, allant d'une ville à l'aube d'un changement de paradigme aux paysages variés d'une île mystérieuse qui pourrait bien receler les clés de l'avenir. Profitez d'une pause entre deux énigmes pour mettre au jour des secrets enfouis depuis des lustres, voire même des pans oubliés de l'histoire.
Plongez dans l'univers riche et émouvant de The Talos Principle et laissez-vous transporter par une bande-son exceptionnelle du maître compositeur Damjan Mravunac (Serious Sam, The Talos Principle), avec la participation de Chris Christodoulou (Risk of Rain 1 et 2).
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Posted on: April 26, 2025
karinxtink
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 15 Avis: 1
Fantastic game!
Brilliant game, interesting and clever puzzles to be solved while pondering philosophical discussions about the collapse of our civilisation.
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Posted on: May 9, 2025
Regdillion
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 108 Avis: 14
Impossible repeat success
The first game finished so perfectly that I didn't know how they could make a second one... but they did, and it's so good! It could just as easily be another perfect ending to the story, or the middle chapter of a trilogy. The best meals don't leave you wanting more - they leave you satisfied, like this. It's refreshing to see something that grapples with humanity's flaws and capabilities together, rather than uncritically embracing any one perspective (like nihilsm or technological manifest destiny). It was clever for a game focused on philosophy to use the same ancient tradition of explaining ideas via dialogues between characters of opposing viewpoints - not just in the optional "random documents and audio logs" (which are great!), but also in the conversations the NPCs have naturally as you progress through the game, and in the occasional prompts for you to pick a side. The developers understood that philosophy in print is a shadow of its true self, and that the vitality of the subject comes from its true form: debate. Plato, Socrates, et al. would be proud. I like all the new puzzle mechanics, and the way they combine leads to enjoyable new complexity. Some of the more frustrating elements from the first game were cut here, and the star puzzles are all reasonably self-contained now (rather than requiring external knowledge). There's a good mix of difficulties in the puzzles too, so the game ended up well-paced on the mechanical side as well as the story side. The graphics were impressive (especially the colors). I felt multisensory homages to the Myst series in places, in a way that enhanced the experience rather than making it feel derivative. In art (as in philosophy, and all interesting things humans do), we build on those who came before. This game shows that both societies and individuals are complicated. It shows that history is not inevitable - it is made by people's choices. It challenges all parts of the mind, and has fun doing it. You will too.
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Posted on: May 20, 2025
ahalla
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 67 Avis: 6
Great game!
As good if not better than the original. I loved the first game and this one has the same elements - philosophy, choice, all levels of puzzle solving. Even the conversations are interesting and I spend time reading them in great detail and contemplating my responses. Huge attention to detail, beautiful settings. Very well done. This game is as much art or literature in full meaning of the word. Thank you for the pleasure.
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Posted on: July 7, 2025
Centurionpilot
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 884 Avis: 11
If you liked the first one....
then you will like this one as well.
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Posted on: October 7, 2025
Bathion
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 47 Avis: 4
Break Your Mind
Do you want philosophy? Do you want logic puzzles that make you want to pull your hair out? Do you want secrets that once you put the peices together you feel smart but also wonder how you even made that connection? Then buy this.
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