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A masterpiece that deserved this amazing remake. It was a pleasure revisiting USG Ishimura.

This game introduced a new mechanic for the franchise: while you're in the air you can get to the ground whenever you decide. If you learn this mechanic properly and it becomes a second nature to you, I'm 99% sure that you can enjoy this game. It is the best looking and the most dynamic game in the franchise.

Level designers ask for a slightly faster reaction time from you than in the previous games, but the more you play it, the more you get used to it (although I must admit that it can be a little frustrating in the first few hours).

And about the performance, I haven't had a single problem with the framerate on max settings (my setup: GeForce GTX 1060, i5-4690, 16 GB RAM...).

Obstacles are predefined (i.e. not randomly generated), but that is just a plus for this game.
The more you play it, the more you enjoy because you gradually start to turn your attention from obstacles to sounds and you'll hopefully reach the point where you just move with grace and are able to fully appreciate the music.

Totally surpassed my expectations.

Nice little game to relax for a couple of hours.

Puzzles are arranged into several sections (unlocked in sequence) and the path is branched for the most part so you can usually choose in which order to solve the puzzles within a section, i.e. "jump" between paths.

Behold the art of simplicity.
You can (and should) finish it in a single run.

Polished Minesweeper-like game with third dimension and some other cool additions.
Harder than Minesweeper, but easier than Hexcells. Highly recommended if you like these games!

Masterpiece based on the masterpiece :)

Inferno → Purgatorio → Paradiso

Bravo!

If you love first-person shooters, but you haven't played this game yet, I don't want to talk to you :)

The smoothest platforming experience I've ever had!

You should definitely REFUNCT you heart and the world, and if you don't like it, you can ask for a REFUND ;)

If you're looking for an unusual experience, appreciate good rhythm and you don't mind the duration (about 30-60 minutes for the first play-through), you shouldn't skip this game.