As I'm installing The Talos Principle 2 into my Steam library, the playtime of the original game catches my eye: 300 hours. That's almost two weeks' worth of solving puzzles, hunting secrets, playing ...

I like to think of myself as a puzzle enthusiast, with multiple puzzle-oriented games scattered throughout my gaming résumé. Every once in a while, though, one comes along that changes everything ...

After nearly a decade, Croteam has released the follow-up to its award-winning adventure puzzle game The Talos Principle. A lot of people had been hoping for a sequel, eager to learn the impact of ...

One of the most common questions asked of any new release in gaming is, simply, “Can I pet the dog/cat?” For The Talos Principle 2, the answer is an emphatic yes, but it also raises more interesting ...

Ancient, vine-draped monuments and towering obelisks protrude from the forest floor, connected by a maze of stone paths and one hyper-speed transit capsule. Statues loom among the monoliths: hooded ...

For those who love puzzles, be they physical or philosophical, The Talos Principle has always been a shining gem that looks to offer both. The game originally released in December of 2014 and has ...

During the hands-off presentation, developers from Croteam walked me through multiple puzzles while explaining many of the sequel’s mechanics, as well as its difficulty curve and thematic inspirations ...

We already knew that Croteam was working on a sequel to its 2014 puzzle game The Talos Principle and that it would arrive on PS5, in addition to PC and Xbox Series X/S. Today, we learned that the game ...

You can play the much-awaited sequel to the underground indie hit The Talos Principle in just a month's time. The Talos Principle 2 is coming out for PC (via Steam and Epic Games), the PlayStation 5 ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from The Talos Principle The Talos Principle is a philosophical first-person puzzle game from Croteam, the creators of the legendary Serious Sam series, written ...

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