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Simoun 02/04/20 9:53:40 AM #119:	Lightmatter (PC) Mid-level puzzler that doesn't outstay its welcome although I felt like it could've used some more levels with what could be done. The shortness I feel though, is probably in line with the narrative direction. The main draw for me is the brilliant voice actor who talks to you for about 90% of the game. He comes off as this extremist Tony Stark who just loves hamming it up. His narration was one of the major things that kept me going despite the dreary monotonous atmosphere and the sometimes Talos-level puzzles. The finale though was amazing, as it properly decided to screw the puzzling and get to parkouring around the facility in a very extended sequence that just felt satisfying after skulking around the facility for so long. --- It's not so cliche anymore when it's happening to you. <cite>Simoun posted [p:933914897] in Post Each ... [t:78297194]...</cite> <quote>Lightmatter (PC) Mid-level puzzler that doesn't outstay its welcome although I felt like it could've used some more levels with what could be done. The shortness I feel though, is probably in line with the narrative direction. The main draw for me is the brilliant voice actor who talks to you for about 90% of the game. He comes off as this extremist Tony Stark who just loves hamming it up. His narration was one of the major things that kept me going despite the dreary monotonous atmosphere and the sometimes Talos-level puzzles. The finale though was amazing, as it properly decided to screw the puzzling and get to parkouring around the facility in a very extended sequence that just felt satisfying after skulking around the facility for so long. --- It's not so cliche anymore when it's happening to you.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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