Designer: Croteam

Distributor: Devolver Digital

It's likely reasonable to say that we weren't anticipating that the creators of Serious Sam should draw out the best first-individual riddle game since Portal. More known for making a special effort to make idiotic games, this time they set out to make something particularly cunning. 

The imagined setting - you're a robot endeavoring to finish a bunch of undertakings in a separated, congested open-air office while endeavoring to observe what occurred there, and surely, what humankind is - turns out amazingly for introducing many interesting riddles. Pointing light emissions, freezing gliding adversary bots, eliminating forcefields, and arranging inconceivable labyrinths, all contribute toward that significant objective: gathering tetromino interconnecting pieces. 

Accumulate enough, and you can utilize them to settle a straightforward riddle to open new abilities and the following part of the game. Yet, as you go, you'll experience work stations that will ask you particular inquiries, apparently experiencing a type of existential emergency, investigating ideas of what it is to be alive, to be genuine. This fantastic composing is crafted by Tom Jubert and Jonas Kyratzes, and it adds a surprising add-up to an all-around eminent riddle game.

Related Game: Animal Crossing- Make a Scorpion Island.

Notes: 

The game, notwithstanding its total inverse nature to Serious Sam, was truth be told a glad mishap from trial thoughts while creating Serious Sam 4. 

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