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There's a reason that this game has nearly 100% Positive reviews and scores.

Personally, the only down I can think of is it doesn't have any skipable dialogue key/function for the replays you'll do.
Other then that, 10/10

What a journey. Emotionally and mentally, I feel like I grew as Clementine. It's a very powerful series. I strongly recommend playing from the beginning as otherwise it's not as powerful.
I really enjoyed the game and it already is on of the best on my book.
Can't wait for Season 3 :)




*SPOILER ALERT* (sort of)




Overhaul, I felt like, in comparison the S1, S2 has less defining and crucial decisions, as the story progresses either way you choice goes. In way that is also true in S1, but as Lee, you have the implied agency over the fate of Clementine. In S2, or in most of it, I felt like I (Clementine) didn't really have responsibility to anybody, I could, but I wasn't bound to it, not like S1. That said, I really enjoyed both of them, and in a way I get why each one has a different feel. In the first one I was an adult worried about a child, so I was bound to her and to make decision for her survival. In the second, as grow up as she was, Clem was still a child and in the eyes of the others to, so it made sense to be "pushed" and to not have as big impact in the unfolding of events.

FEZ is a simple but strangely reflective and philosophical game. Simply because the mechanics and gameplay are nothing beyond a platformer with changes of perspective. In game terms, FEZ is a puzzle game with seemingly little challenge, just being a simple and relatively easy learning curve of platforming mechanics, speed and changing perspective.
That said, the real challenge is to realize that FEZ, from the very start, is a kind of meta-inception, with ambiguous meanings behind every simple mechanic that you must apply in order to solve the puzzles.

To get the full potential, you need to think outside the box and STAY AWAY from guides because otherwise FEZ lose all its splendor.