Next you'll be telling me Clark Kent and Superman are the same person.

Let's be honest here: Obduction may contain the year's worst puzzle as well, a maze puzzle that is not particularly difficult to solve, but the fact that its two mechanics (rotation and swapping) take — no exaggeration — over a minute to complete PER PIECE, made it extremely painful. And if that wasn't bad enough,…

See, I took it to mean that they couldn't be together again in the afterlife, not that she couldn't see him before she died.

I feel like there's so much more to be explored with this technology that the episode was really just skimming the surface. For example, if you can live forever inside the simulation, AND live people can visit the simulation as well, then theoretically, you can visit your loved ones who have passed on whenever you…

I don't know…Ive played lots of games by game designers who don't know what the word "fun" means.

The trailer must have been a pretty good simulation of the astronaut experience because I threw up a little in my mouth.

Am I crazy or should the first paragraph say "…but it's the FIRST kind of caveman movie at heart"? If you're trying to say that even though it doesn't have dinosaurs it still embraces the same kind of non-realism, it's the second kind of movie (without dinos) with the spirit of the first kind (with dinos).

I think it's possible if the length and the puzzle number were fudged a bit. Keep in mind every panel is a puzzle. I know I was done with the opening area (including three "extra" puzzles), the black/white tutorial, the black dot tutorial, the first vault, the symmetry puzzles, and the optional panels in the same…

Luckily, I don't have to wait very long for my most anticipated game of 2016: Jonathan Blow's "The Witness" is releasing January 26. It looks like a game perfectly tailored to my interests.

I can't believe the changes they made to the original source material. I mean, a Little Orphan Annie with eyeballs? They should be ashamed of themselves.