Date de sortie : 29/06/2016
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Playdead, le développeur danois de Limbo, nous livre enfin son deuxième jeu tant attendu : Inside. Pour l'instant exclusif à la Xbox One et au PC, a-t-il seulement su oublier tout le poids qu'un tel prédécesseur pouvait exercer sur ses épaules pour se transcender et nous emmener encore plus haut ?
Plus haut que les Limbes, le Paradis. Celui d'un petit chef d'oeuvre de jeu indé qui saurait nous surprendre et nous convaincre que ses géniteurs, sans oublier l'héritage que Limbo se devait de transmettre ici, avaient bien le talent nécessaire pour aller au delà de la simple redite, pour donner naissance à un nouveau jeu fort en personnalité et riche moments forts...
Plus haut que les Limbes, le Paradis. Celui d'un petit chef d'oeuvre de jeu indé qui saurait nous surprendre et nous convaincre que ses géniteurs, sans oublier l'héritage que Limbo se devait de transmettre ici, avaient bien le talent nécessaire pour aller au delà de la simple redite, pour donner naissance à un nouveau jeu fort en personnalité et riche moments forts...
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Inside very clearly builds upon what made Limbo great, and in fact builds something greater. Its unimaginable twist may leave you dumbfounded, confused, and quite possibly speechless, but it will fuel heated discussion with your friends about its meaning, its message, and its intentions.
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Playdead's followup to Limbo expands on and improves all of that game's ideas so thoroughly, there's no question why it took six years to get here.
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Inside is the closest I have ever felt to experiencing a simulated nightmare. It’s the perfect showcase of the kind of emotion an interactive experience can inspire
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By every conceivable metric, Inside improves on the groundwork laid by Limbo. It deftly balances its elements. It could so easily have been too dark, too funny, too preachy — but it always stops just shy of going too far in any of those directions. At a glance, you could be forgiven for thinking that it hews a little too close to its predecessor. But Inside achieves something that Limbo didn't: It actually lives up to its opening moments, delivering astounding setpieces and an unforgettable final sequence. Those jaw-dropping last moments are a fitting endcap to this superbly crafted, beautiful game.
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Inside is a worthy successor to Limbo, that improves upon it in many ways. It's visually richer, less obtrusive with its puzzling elements and tells its evocative, grim fairy tale with a greater panache. Playdead has proven that its debut game was by no means a fluke, establishing itself as a unique developer brave enough to go places other developers would never dare
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Although not the breakthrough that was Limboback in 2010, Inside is nonetheless a beautifully-crafted refinement of that experience. The art direction is just as haunting, but in a way that's entirely its own. The amazing musical score can be transporting while at the same time oppressive. And the big finale is open to interpretation in the best way possible.
US Gamer 5/5
Gamblog.fr 10/10
EGM 9.5/10
Destructoid 9.5/10
Hardcore Gamer 4.5/5
Games Radar 4.5/5
DarkStation 4.5/5
God Is A Geek 8.5/10
Attack Of The Fanboy 4/5
Gamespot 8/10
Metro GameCentral 8/10
Eurogamer - Recommended
CNET - ''Inside is one of the finest gaming experiences I've had all year. It does so many things so well and makes you feel emotions you don't expect. It's weird, beautiful and heartbreaking.''
Arstechnica - ''Puzzle-platformer fans, lovers of Limbo, and unapologetic followers of the games-as-art movement shouldn't hesitate to buy. Even if you're unsure, don't blow the game's best moments by Twitching them.''
OpenCritic 91 (16 Reviews)
MetaCritic 92 (28 Reviews)
J'ai joué à Limbo pendant l'E3 justement, j'ai trouvé ça bien mais très classique niveau game design. Bon y a le look monochrome qui surprend 5 minutes, l'univers légèrement glauque et tout, mais on l'oublie vite.
