Wow. Feels like a mix of System/Bioshock with the level design sensibilities of Dishonored (go figure). I feel like there's 3 ways to get into most areas, and some you only notice on the way out. Some of the weapons and abilities really makes it clear they want you to get creative when trying to get through Talos I, not just finding keycards and hacking. Very metroidvania influenced which I really like. They do a great job of ramping up the enemies so they always feel like you need to avoid them even late game when you're more than capable of taking care of them.

The setting and atmosphere is excellent, with the opening half hour really ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ with your expectations of the game, and the space station being incredibly well realized.

Suffers from a few minor bugs that are a nuisance more than anything, and I found the different endings to be a bit of a disappointment, but doesn't matter, game is fantastic.

Wow. Feels like a mix of System/Bioshock with the level design sensibilities of Dishonored (go figure). I feel like there's 3 ways to get into most areas, and some you only notice on the way out. Some of the weapons and abilities really makes it clear they want you to get creative when trying to get through Talos I, not just finding keycards and hacking. Very metroidvania influenced which I really like. They do a great job of ramping up the enemies so they always feel like you need to avoid them even late game when you're more than capable of taking care of them. The setting and atmosphere is excellent, with the opening half hour really fucking with your expectations of the game, and the space station being incredibly well realized. Suffers from a few minor bugs that are a nuisance more than anything, and I found the different endings to be a bit of a disappointment, but doesn't matter, game is fantastic.