An amazing experience that will make you ask yourself all those questions you've ever had about life and humanity. The game itself goes over very deep topics, meaning that the player must be a person who stays calm, reads and explores.

The story is based in the mystery of not knowing what the hell is happening (really). Every time you get information about who are you, or where you are, a new theory comes across your head. It's like magic.

The Talos Principle remains between reality and fiction in the genre of puzzles. While the gameplay is simple and has few mechanics that work together (making the game frustrating some times), the graphics, effects and scenarios are excellently crafted and really beautiful. But clearly what highlights is the wonderful narrative and story.

It is the first game in which I do not want to play the actual core game, instead find more information, stories and people thoughts in each area.

The game suggests in a sublime way the future of artificial intelligence and the infinite possibilities of a virtual universe, while questioning our own universe with elaborate theories, really creepy questions about life, death, consciousness and how humans act in front of a machine depending on the level of consciousness it has, instead if that machine is alive or not. Raises impossible questions that will encourage more and more to end as quickly as possible to know how the story ends. Keep in mind that The Talos Principle has different endings based in your final choices.

An AMAZING game, with interesting gameplay. Only a bit repetitive in the final puzzles.

I think it deserves to remain in the list of the best games in history, along with Half-Life, Portal or Bioshock, among others.

TL;DR: Requires a very patient and explorer player. Good gameplay, Awesome story. Replayable.