LIMBO is a game about a small boy, trying to find his sister, and his story is told through difficult puzzles and dark chilling graphics. It is definitely a game to be played with friends, for this is the sort of game you don’t want to be playing at night, in the dark, alone. Some scenes are terrifying, and you really want to get the poor guy away from the chainsaws, electrified boards, cunning murderers, huge spider, snares, mind-controlling worms and well, the uncountable amount of things that are trying to kill him. LIMBO was a surprisingly long game and I found it was more puzzle then thrill overall. It’s prequel, INSIDE, which I played before LIMBO, was definitely better in all aspects, but is less gory than LIMBO. But anyways, the game is incredible and was (and is) 100% one of my favourite games.

Equal parts infuriating and fantastic, this game is really worth the coin. The film noir atmosphere and brutality draw one in to the the netherworld in which Limbo is set, while the gameplay is intuitive and cohesive. Good work to Play Dead, my only gripe is that their new release isn’t available for my device.

I spent so long playing this and I always looked forward to coming back and playing it. Such a great game that really draws you in and allows you to solve problems in an enthralling and enjoyable way.