評論

• gamedeal user

  Aug 17, 2023

  really good !! no complaints if you like the puzzles in the base game but wish they were a little more challenging , then this is a must
• gamedeal user

  Sep 3, 2023

  Sadly enough couldn't play this DLC due to bugs. Moving blacj platform won't move green or black qubes. Qubes stuck in textures a lot. But maybe it was just for me...
• gamedeal user

  Aug 24, 2018

  I spent almost 5 hours on Puzzle Pack 1. That's a fair amount of gameplay for a DLC. The puzzles were trickier, but I never got to the point where frustration outweighed fun. Any Portal fanatic will love these puzzles.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 15, 2019

  [strike]I'll update this review when they release the second puzzle pack (I HOPE they don't do time trials).[/strike] (THEY DIDN'T DO TIME TRIALS!) The soundtrack was amazing, I liked it as much as the one for Thomas Was Alone, another game about blocks and getting to the end of the level. I just wish the tracks were more than 2 to 3 minutes long, they were too short to properly enjoy. (The OST is available in WAV, so there is a lossless format here.) The puzzle packs were great! For the sake of comparison I spent 6 hours on the base game, 5 hours on the first puzzle pack, and 7 hours on the second puzzle pack! The first puzzle pack was very enjoyable, all the puzzle rooms were a short walking distance from each other, unlike the base game where you spent a lot (perhaps up to an hour) of time after the tutorial chapters simply walking from one puzzle room atrium to another. Altogether, there are over 40 puzzles if you count the collectable medals (not time-based at all, thankfully), divided into 10 puzzle rooms and the large atrium that connects them all. I overthought a lot of solutions and I do recall being annoyed at the glitchy physics some solutions relied on (a few puzzles required throwing a bunch of green cubes at a wall haphazardly - similarly annoying to how a puzzle in the base game was made more difficult by the faulty jumping mechanic even if you did everything right), but 5 hours' worth (that's how long it took me, I'm an idiot) of extra content without a dragging story, with puzzles that STILL aren't hard enough to infuriate the player into using a guide (I don't know why people would deride this as a bad thing, but I find it to be good) is definitely worth getting, at least if you liked the base game and the first game. Update: the second puzzle pack was much like the first, but with increasingly complex puzzles and new mechanics! Trust me, if you liked the base game, or if one of your complaints were that the base game's puzzles were too easy, you NEED to get this! You won't regret it!
• gamedeal user

  Aug 30, 2020

  unlike the base game, the DLC just isn't worth getting unless you REALLY want more puzzles. There is no story and the puzzles are exceedingly hard, I have failed to solve a single one so far.
• Xoyuz

  Oct 5, 2023

  Lost progress on both DLCs. "Continue" button grayed out & unclickable. No missing save files. Passes Steam verification, cloud works fine, and so GSM. Amateurish, garbage product.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 18, 2018

  The Lost Orbit DLC was great. Its filled with more challenging puzzles and collectibles to find, it was a great first pack. I can't wait for the next one!
• gamedeal user

  Nov 20, 2018

  The puzzles are, as promised, more puzzling than what can be found in the main game. Practically nothing is wasted/redundant, too. For me, the Lost Orbit puzzle pack reported a one-sitting 100% completion time of 3 hours and 17 minutes. The puzzles in the Aftermath puzzle pack are roughly twice as tough as Lost Orbit, not to mention there are three new mechanics that would make this game feel a little more like Portal 2 than before. It took me multiple sittings and 6 hours and 11 minutes worth of completion time. In both puzzle packs, there are also neat little collectibles — bronze, silver, and gold cube tokens, which act a lot like secrets analogous to The Talos Principle's stars. No special speedrunning/reflexive skills are required, just your wit. Overall, quite an enjoyable DLC.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 29, 2018

  Puzzle Pack 1 is a great 3-5 hour set of gameplay. I really enjoyed the collectables, although too many just relied on keeping momentum by jumping from a cube you already had to use to solve the main puzzle. There was at least a few really difficult collectables that had very creative solutions. The "Master Puzzle" is a bit of a dissapointment, it was easier than pretty much every other puzzle in the game, just in a bigger room. Overall, it took me two very enjoyable and relaxing sessions to beat. The glove skin is nice, I think it's better than the new one. I can't seem to find the soundtrack in my steam music library, don't know what's up with that. I'm probably looking in the wrong place. I doubt anyone really cares about that though since you can just look it up on youtube anyway. I can't wait for puzzle pack 2, hopefully it's released soon!
• gamedeal user

  Aug 25, 2018

  The first puzzle pack offers a set of challenging and well-designed puzzles, especially if you try to get all the collectibles. You'll have to think outside the box (all pun intended) if you want to get them all. There's no story here so only pick this up if you're interested in some good puzzle-solving. Depending on how thorough you are, the first pack can offer anywhere from 3 to 8 hours of gameplay (some of the collectible puzzles are really tough). Definitely worth it if you enjoyed the base game. Edit: Just finished the second DLC pack and it was pretty good. As with the first DLC, it offers a bunch of challenging puzzles that get even more challenging if you go for the bonus cubes too. This one took me around 6 hours to finish with 100% completion. Aside from a potential hint about QUBE3, there's basically no story here but if you're playing the DLC for QUBE2, you probably don't care about the story to begin with.