But yet, Talos got me into it's story more than RPG games such as Dark Souls. Most puzzle games have little story or not at all. They are also dozens of easter eggs everywhere and those are all about exploration of the world, getting out of boundaries, being clever, taking a leap, being innovative and you get rewarded really good sometimes.
You just can't beat the feeling you get by discovering 'how' to get and solve some of those harder stars. This is where the game is really at, where the challenge is. And maybe if you get enough, you will be able to understand the beautiful world you are trapped in, because all you really want is to escape, right? The game also contains hidden stars. Eventually you will unlock more tools and more worlds with those sigils. You solve those while using tools and get rewarded with sigils. You are exploring a world filled with puzzles. The way the game teaches you stuff is amazing. I rarely play puzzle games and even when I do, I usually don't have the patience to try and solve/search for everything. Turns out The Talos Principle was one of my favorite game experience ever. I had absolutely no expectations, I only bought it because I had read they were similar, and The Witness is set to release later this month. The Witness from Jonathan Blow made me buy this game.
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