I have yet to play the first one, do I risk spoilers?

[Dunther]

I would really like to play TTP but I haven't found the inspiration yet, I saw the demo for the second one and I intend to stream it but I don't want to be spoiled something about the first one, do I risk that?

[Lucathegreat]

A bit, some of the early dialogues "explain" the general idea of TTP1 story and its outcome to you. If you don't want to know anything and plan to play the first one, do it before.

[Dunther]

Originally posted by Lucathegreat:

A bit, some of the early dialogues "explain" the general idea of TTP1 story and its outcome to you. If you don't want to know anything and plan to play the first one, do it before.

thank you, I'll avoid this demo then for the time being

[Truffles]

Yeah, the demo basically summarises the entire plot of the first game in the first 10 minutes, and it's hard to even talk about the premise of the second game without discussing the outcome of the first game. If you want the first game to be unspoiled, don't play the demo.

It doesn't give away the DLC for the first game so much, there are just a few vague references, but it expects you to either know the first game or not care about having it spoiled.

[KrAzY]

It is a direct Sequel. So yes, you'd miss a lot, if not played the first one.

[Ap2000]

Yes, there are MASSIVE spoilers.

Originally posted by Dunther:

I would really like to play TTP but I haven't found the inspiration yet, I saw the demo for the second one and I intend to stream it

This sounds so stupid to me.
Why not just play the first one instead of streaming the demo to the sequel...?

[tcassat]

One of the interesting things about TP1 is putting the pieces together and discovering what the world you're in is about, because you're going through the exact same learning process that your character goes through during the game.

If you play TP2, the game will give you the opportunity to learn everything that happened in TP1 at the beginning when you talk to the first NPC, so you will miss that original experience, which is quite interesting. But even though it's interesting and exciting, it's not something that's going to change your life, in the end it's just entertainment, so play whatever is most convenient for you.

[Virus]

I don't think anything will be spoiled for you, but I think you'll miss out on some of "the magic".

Play TP1. It's fantastic.

[Sir Prometeus]

You better play the games in order and read nothing else. If possible, not even the description of Talos Principle 2

That's the first game, the DLC and later Talos Principle 2

[Dunther]

Originally posted by Ap2000:

Yes, there are MASSIVE spoilers.

Originally posted by Dunther:

I would really like to play TTP but I haven't found the inspiration yet, I saw the demo for the second one and I intend to stream it

This sounds so stupid to me.
Why not just play the first one instead of streaming the demo to the sequel...?

Because I was searching for interesting demos from this Fest

[the_mo101]

I went into the first one not knowing anything about it. I got quite wrapped up in the story as it unfolded. The demo gives a quick summary of the events so yes I think it would spoil the story of the first one for you.

But I know some people like it just for the puzzle solving, it won't spoil that part for you. The story was huge part of the charm of the game for me though.

[JolyJew СлаваУкраине]

Originally posted by Dunther:

Originally posted by Lucathegreat:

A bit, some of the early dialogues "explain" the general idea of TTP1 story and its outcome to you. If you don't want to know anything and plan to play the first one, do it before.

thank you, I'll avoid this demo then for the time being

good idea. Talos 1 has a brilliant story if you'd go the extra mile of reading all the ingame documents and audio logs as well as talking with the computer. stuff that won't be as surprsing as captivating if you play the 2nd first

[Dunther]

Originally posted by JolyJew СлаваУкраине:

Originally posted by Dunther:

thank you, I'll avoid this demo then for the time being

good idea. Talos 1 has a brilliant story if you'd go the extra mile of reading all the ingame documents and audio logs as well as talking with the computer. stuff that won't be as surprsing as captivating if you play the 2nd first

Yeah I heard it's great, so I avoided any spoilers until I find the will to play a puzzle game like that