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2016PlaydeadXbox One · PC · Mac · PS4 · Switch
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About the game

A boy runs through a bleak, controlled world of mind-controlled workers and strange experiments. Playdead's follow-up to Limbo is sharper, stranger and has one of the most talked-about endings in games.

Kit's verdict · 9.3/10Limbo grown up, and a near-perfect few hours. Kit · Sadkitty Games

Loved

  • Gorgeous, unsettling art direction
  • Puzzles that never repeat
  • Unforgettable final act

Not so much

  • Very short
  • Light on challenge

Play it if anyone who wants a tight, mysterious experience they'll think about for weeks.

Skip it if players who want long games or clear answers.

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Tips

Play it better

  1. Hold the button to grab, then move to pull. Many puzzles are about dragging things into place.
  2. When controlling others, line them up before you move so they don't get stuck.
  3. Underwater, the danger often comes from below. Keep moving.
  4. If a puzzle seems impossible, look off the edge of the screen. The answer is usually nearby.
  5. Hiding in shadows and staying still helps you slip past guards and dogs. Wait for their lights to sweep away before moving.
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Trivia

  • It took Playdead about six years to make.
  • It was built in Unity, and Playdead released its custom anti-aliasing tech for free.
  • It won BAFTAs for Artistic Achievement and Game Design among others.
  • Like Limbo, it has no dialogue at all.
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