Yeah. Another W from Playdead. I will say I do prefer INSIDE a bit more. However, this game still is unique and creative in its own way. The art direction and sound design is still peak, and I loved the more physic based puzzles that were in the game. I can't tell if I prefer the even more vague ending to this or INSIDE. I will say at the very least it left me dumbfounded. Where as INSIDE does give you quite a bit to work with to form connective theories. LIMBO feels even more vague, and puzzles the player to a even greater degree. Although I think this best suited the nature of this specific game Playdead wanted to make. Factory World was hands down the peak of the game, talk about creativity. I loved the opening segment with the spider, and the anti gravity.

I will say though there were some puzzles I wasn't thrilled about. Not because they were designed poorly, but rather through their complexity. Sometimes it disrupted the constant flow of the game in a that wasn't disrupted in INSIDE(Which helped enhance the story for me). No matter if LIMBO exist in a world where INSIDE exist or doesn't. It still serves as great precursor that firmly stands on its own as of best indie games prior to the golden age of indie games. I'm so glad I got to play this game blind, even if it wasn't as engaging or as bind blowing as INSIDE.

8/10

Nice small game but 100% fun. 10/10