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Limbo
Limbo, an indie game from playdead, puts players in the shoes of a young boy looking for his sister in a completely black & white environment. The game will use physics-based puzzles which will open up new paths when solved, but hazards and deadly traps will be cleverly placed to try and stop you in your tracks.
Platforms Xbox 360
Limbo Reviews Xbox 360
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gamernode.com review
It's extremely entertaining, and a strangely humorous way of making grotesque, interesting deaths a workable part of gameplay. It's the game that plays the gamer, and for that, it's also utterly and sadistically worth every cent.
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gamerlimit.com review
It might not have the length or volume of content that other excellent titles like Mass Effect 2 or Red Dead Redemption have, but pound for pound, Limbo is the best game I have played all year.
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joystiq.com review
The actual meaning of Limbo, I think, lies in the journey itself. In that sense, it reminds me most of Out of This World or the original Prince of Persia, in that it truly takes you to another place, puts you in another person's shoes. Dark, disturbing, yet eerily beautiful, Limbo is a world that deserves to be explored.
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giantbomb.com review
Limbo has a transportive quality that's hard to articulate. It so expertly realizes both its internal gameplay logic and its prevailing aesthetic that it almost creates a sort of reverie as you play, fully removing you from your physical environment and plopping you into this cold, mesmerizing other land.
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destructoid.com review
Limbo is as close to perfect at what it does as a game can get. It's artistic without being pompous, difficult without being cheap, and violent without being gratuitous.
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