LORELEI AND THE LASER EYES
A round five hours into Simogo’s biggest game to date, we’re struck by a thought that, another five hours later, we haven’t been able to shake. Setting aside the gargantuan epics that duelled for the title of 2023’s game of the year, this thirdperson puzzle adventure may well be the most exciting, surprising, confounding and downright unsettling game we’ve played since 2022’s Immortality.
Ideally, we would leave it there. is the type of game you will find people more commonly talking rather than Which isn’t to say that it’s the type of game where conventional spoiler rules apply: certainly, the lion’s share of the myriad mysteries contained within these rooms, lobbies and corridors will make little sense out
