Recent reviews by kismachaddis

Devastatingly bad. Managed to break the game from the character creation menu and that was the session high.

It's funny but a 2010 game is genuinely going to be my GOTY 2019.

Despite what some people are saying, this is in my opinion a very successful port and the healthy consumer friendly marketing and deployment practices make a welcome change.

Not played since DW3. Really nostalgic, loads of stages to complete.

A satisfactory port and a brilliant game.

Quite fun. I would love to see workshop compatibility and a mini-game designer added.

I played one game on easy... it took 34 hours. Literally all my Vassals declared war on me :(

I enjoyed paying full game price for a decade old mod and no bug/glitch fixes. I staple example of how to remaster a game!

An interesting puzzle game. Many people compare it to portal and the Talos principle (rightfully so) as it seems to take considerable inspiration from both in terms of it's puzzles. However I'm torn on whether this is a good puzzle game, i found that i after the first 3 tutorial rooms i only found 1 or 2 of the puzzle rooms challenging and i actually believe the final few puzzles are as easy as the tutorial. Of course there are certain optional rooms which the majority of are quite challenging and some which require you to keep playing past them and returning later after discovering the answer.
However i feel the descent in quality of puzzles was a conscience choice by designers as during play there's a period of puzzles where you stop focusing on them as much and instead focus on the dialogue in the game. I believe they wanted more focus on this dialogue as it poses multiple moral questions and i believe the point of the game was to make the audience question and debate these moral questions.
The moral dilemmas them selves are both new and old, questioning both what constitutes life as well as the general value of life. I almost feel the developers played Talos principle, read all the optional computer entries and thought "There's no need for all these interesting and thought provoking concepts to be so difficult for the audience to find" so they create a game where all these moral dilemmas are just plunked in front of the player so anyone that wants to listen can and the player can create their own opinions on the different happenings and dilemmas.
As a pure puzzle game, i feel The Turing Test leaves a lot to be desired in terms of substance, however as a thought provoking game that involves puzzles it was a more than enjoyable experience.

At first i didn't like this game, in it's current version it's game play is reasonably polished. I still don't enjoy playing it and i do enjoy the first game, so take from that what you will.

Experiencing this game was reminiscent of experiencing games as a child. Buying a new game, then just being surprised with how it played, not expecting different mechanics and playstyles the game throws you into almost randomly. The gameplay doesn't seem restricted to a certain genre and feels comfortable.
The game is beyond story rich, allowing a player who doesn't mind playing through a long story to be rewarded with different twists and events.
Really enjoyed this game and it's strange difficulty curve.