For much of the first half, there's quite a bit to read and learn and the game gives the impression of great depth, in the vein of games like Bioshock and Alien:Isolation. But if you're unwilling to try teleportating (which is the answer quite often) because you don't want to sit on your hands while the game loads, you're going to spend far longer solving puzzles than you might have and you'll feel very frustrated when you do. Games like this encourage you to try everything to solve puzzles. As well as being very frustrating, it makes the game much harder. On a high-end machine, these can be up to a minute long each time. In some sections, you'll be teleporting between them several times in a space of about 5 minutes. It features several worlds, which you regularly have to teleport between to solve puzzles. Yes, lots of games have long load times but it particularly hurts Obduction because of one of its core game play mechanics. You should definitely consider them before buying too.
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In some I'd love to give this game full marks, but there's one or two reasons why I can't. I'd love to give this game full marks, but there's one or two reasons why I can't.
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