I never finished this game, but I think I got pretty far. One of the things that bothered me the most is something that got a lot of praise: the 3d overworld. To unlock most levels, you would need to do some sort of puzzle. And the puzzles weren’t good. Their only consequence was making me feel like I HAD to have missed something for certain levels or variations that I didn’t unlock.

The variations were cool though. Remixes of levels with changes to the music. Most were well executed IMO, they didn’t feel repetitive.

Usually about US$6 nominally, but there are frequent deals that lower it to about US$4

I would probably agree if there weren’t so many great games at that price point. I believe games should generally be more expensive, but the existing expectations drag them down.

I’m also from Chile, and while it is the richest country in South America, it still has a lower income than the average European country.

I had forgotten about the concept of “walking simulator.” I guess a lot of what I wrote could apply to any of them.

The modern forzas and halo infinite are on pc too, they’re not a great argument for a console.

Has it been a year already? I haven’t played this game, but I played Innocence and I didn’t like it that much. The start is incredible in graphical and atmosphere terms, but by the middle of the game, the core gameplay gets tedious. For a stealth+puzzles game, the stealth and puzzles could’ve used more depth.