"NUCLEAR EXCHANGE SURVIVAL TIPS
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• Follow advice of ‘elected’ officials
Wear a sunscreen of at least SPF45 to prevent radiation burn
• DUCK AND COVER
• Keep in mind: Bombs will fall every ten (10) seconds for at least twenty (20) minutes, so keep calm, duck low, and remember, it will all be over soon
• In the event of a nearby nuclear strike of twenty (20) megatonnes or more, expect variable hours of operation in your local stores and businesses "

- from DEFCON game pdf-manual

FOR SCIENCE!

Like this game provides no text explanations or cutscenes for the plot, I have no right words to discribe what it is like. Limbo - a place on the edge of Hell, full of symbolism and allusions. The path, fear of darkness, insects, of coming water, sharp edges, fear of changes and inevitable death. Fear of meeting with someone beloved. Something that you've almost reached but slips away as soon as you approach. Limbo has it all and even more, it is possible to search for second, third and so on meaning of each aspect of the game.
Open ending is a proof of how more important the path you've traveled comparing to the outcome.
You don't even have to understand the events in the game, you have to feel it. It leaves both charming and sad feeling in my soul and that is something I appreciate the most.
LIMBO presents both outstanding visuals and brilliant game mechanics.
This game is one solid proof that "Games are an Art". Excellent art in this case.
I'M STRONGLY RECOMMENDING IT TO EVERYONE.