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Besides the weird portals, the pits and the train, looks mostly like the same game with a visual upgrade. I hope it’s still as easy to parse. I’ll get it anyways; I played the first one’s content into it’s post-release content patch before the complexity overwhelmed me.
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Besides the weird portals, the pits and the train, looks mostly like the same game with a visual upgrade. I hope it’s still as easy to parse. I’ll get it anyways; I played the first one’s content into it’s post-release content patch before the complexity overwhelmed me.
Honestly, that’s exactly what I expect from a puzzle game sequel, the same core gameplay with some new mechanics and nicer graphics.