Baden of WGB: "Initially, Aporia: Beyond the Valley seems to fit into the walking-simulator genre, a first-person game based primarily around the exploration of a fallen civilisation, but it doesn’t take long before you’re solving puzzles and even dealing with an enemy that floats around like the much angrier version of Casper. This is fast becoming a popular genre, and it’s fair to say that Aporia doesn’t buck any trends in terms of its design, playing it relatively safe with puzzles that you’ve mostly seen before. However, the journey through the valley may very well be worth your time thanks to a strong story and visuals."
Kev @ TC says"Investigate North (A company, not an instruction) have treated us to a second game, Aporia: Beyond the valley. The team have reined it in a little since Cloud Chamber and have concentrated on a more solitary existence in Aporia. Have they hit the nail on the head or is the game now lacking? Time to play and find out"
A beautiful world and a captivating mystery. Sound good? Aporia offers both in a neatly crafted and compelling package, with some novel puzzle design layered on top.
COGconnected - Starting the second half of an amazing 2017 so far, we take a look at three of the best and three of the worst games from July 2017.
