Thoughtful Annihilation.
Six years after Playdead's groundbreaking, indie masterpiece, Limbo, the Danish developer is finally back with Inside. In the strictest sense, this is another wordless, 2.5D side scroller starring a young boy who begins his quest in the woods and, over the course of three hours, becomes all too familiar with the so-called "achievements" of mankind. Along the…
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Developer Playdead is still the best in 2D moody business
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A mature, yet not at all stuffy take on the lives of others
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Muted color palate best served with a haunting score
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Stays with you long after finishing the three-hour campaign
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Beyond the terrific gameplay, intricate puzzles, not much reason to replay
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Can a feel a little too similar to Limbo
