Persephone

 Xbox One
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  1. Xbox_Alive
    Nov 22, 2020
    7
    Persephone is a puzzle game that explores the following possibility: what if death isn't the end, but the key to solve puzzles? Where, when and how will you choose to die in order to progress? Discover more than 100 puzzles in 10 different environments, each with unique mechanisms. Transport yourself to this magical world enriched with beautiful graphics and captivating music. SometimesPersephone is a puzzle game that explores the following possibility: what if death isn't the end, but the key to solve puzzles? Where, when and how will you choose to die in order to progress? Discover more than 100 puzzles in 10 different environments, each with unique mechanisms. Transport yourself to this magical world enriched with beautiful graphics and captivating music. Sometimes puzzle games can be overwhelming but Persephone succeeds to make people have good time and relax trough the puzzles I really need to give the credit for the ability to make a puzzle game that I found relaxing. Puzzle games are one of my favorite genres and Persephone is definitely a unique experience compared to the other puzzle games available on the Xbox One.… Expand

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  1. TheXboxHub
    Nov 23, 2020
    90
    So what do we have with Persephone on Xbox? Quite simply, a game that is brilliant both in design and execution. The world our titular hero finds herself in is beautifully designed, with puzzles that make full use of that unique central concept of death as a means to progress. By using a ‘show, not tell’ approach, the game places experimentation at the forefront and encourages the kind of lateral thinking that is so often missing from indie titles in the genre.
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