Box Art** - Includes DVD label and DVD sleeve (front and back), so you can create your own retail The Talos Principle DVD box.Digital Terminal Booklet** - The digital terminal booklet contains over 100 pages of text found in game terminals.This documentary takes a look at how the game was made. Documentary Video* - Making-Of The Talos Principle video featuring behind-the-scenes footage and exclusive developer interviews with Croteam members.The Talos Principle - Bonus Content includes: It also includes a new Serious Sam player model for use in The Talos Principle. Serious Sam voice has been recorded by longtime Serious Sam voice actor John J. The new Serious DLC replaces the godlike voice of Elohim with completely NEW, rewritten and humorous Serious Sam script. The Talos Principle writers Tom Jubert and Jonas Kyratzes have returned to pen the expansion and show players an entirely different side of Elohim's world through a journey to Gehenna filled with new characters and a new society with its own history and philosophy. This substantial expansion consists of four episodes that take experienced players through some of the most advanced and challenging puzzles yet.
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The Talos Principle: Road to Gehenna follows the narrative of Uriel, Elohim's messenger, as he explores a strange, hidden part of the simulation on a mission of mercy and redemption in an attempt to free the souls of the damned at all costs. Elohim Voice - Writer's prototype - Elohim voice narrated by The Talos Principle's writer Jonas Kyratzes.
Elohim Voice - US version - Elohim voice narrated by Serious Sam narrator Bill Jurney.Prototype Levels - Includes more than 100 puzzles from early prototype development stage and 1 exclusive level from early beta version, not present in the final game.But remember: choices have consequences and somebody's always watching you.Choose your own path through the game's non-linear world, solving puzzles your way.Uncover clues, devise theories, and make up your own mind. Explore a story about humanity, technology and civilization.Divert drones, manipulate laser beams and even replicate time to prove your worth - or to find a way out.Overcome more than 120 immersive puzzles in a stunning world.
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Tasked by your creator with solving a series of increasingly complex puzzles, you must decide whether to have faith or to ask the difficult questions: Who are you? What is your purpose? And what are you going to do about it? Features: It doesn't introduce any nifty, novel gimmicks of its own in the vein of Portal's portal gun, but it positively nails using conventional elements like blocks, signal jammers, laser connections, motion-recording devices, and even turrets to complete each puzzle.As if awakening from a deep sleep, you find yourself in a strange, contradictory world of ancient ruins and advanced technology. It eases you into the tough parts (perhaps too gently, as the going is a tad too easy early on), but in time it reaches a pitch of near-orchestral magnitude. Want a real challenge? Go for the puzzles that reward stars. The Talos Principle's first-person perspective puzzles differ from Portal's with their emphasis on deliberate thinking rather than action and speed. In one puzzle alone, I used to block to disable a force field by setting it on a trigger, after which I took a jammer to disable the fan that was blowing me back down one particular corridor. I stripped the head off the disabled fan, then used a laser connector to trigger another pair of doorways by shooting out three beams.
I then doubly disabled one of the open force fields with the jammer, and then popped a new cube on a spring before another fan, which sent the cube flying over the wall into the next room with another trigger. I then reconfigured my jammers and connectors to work my way back to the cube, dumped it on the trigger panel, and claimed the tetromino that was my goal. Such moments feel like completing the Triforce in a Zelda game, and this was just one puzzle out of around 120. It happens often, and Talos Principle maintains that essential "Aha!" factor for hours, partly because there are so many gadgets to toy with and combine in interesting ways, although some repetition slips in by the end. The narrating voice overhead here is Elohim (essentially Hebrew for "god"), and he's basically just around to tell you that you'll gain everlasting life if you finish all the puzzles, create a sense of forbidden mystery around a big central tower, and suggest the entire world around you is a sham.
And hitting "H" for a third-person perspective reveals a big surprise of who you’re playing as. And that's where the philosophy comes in.
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