A surprisingly fun and interesting puzzle platformer. As many others I've grown tired of the puzzle platformer genre as there's just so many of them these days. Most of them not being terribly interesting. Yet Albert and Otto managed to keep my interest.

A good mix between puzzles that required some thinking - although never difficult enough to stop the experience from feeling fluid - and some puzzles which require precision. The game tells its story through letters presumably from the girl to Albert which also serve as checkpoints. They're very kid like which is nice and describe her life as Albert attempts to catch up to her.

To be honest I didn't like LIMBO myself. It just didn't hook into me. This game did though. And I like it a lot. It's very short (about 2 hours long) but it's worth a playthrough. The music is excellent and the art style works really well (some observant might notice the color choices along with where the game takes place...).

I look forward to the rest of the series.

A surprisingly fun and interesting puzzle platformer. As many others I've grown tired of the puzzle platformer genre as there's just [i]so[/i] many of them these days. Most of them not being terribly interesting. Yet Albert and Otto managed to keep my interest. A good mix between puzzles that required some thinking - although never difficult enough to stop the experience from feeling fluid - and some puzzles which require precision. The game tells its story through letters presumably from the girl to Albert which also serve as checkpoints. They're very kid like which is nice and describe her life as Albert attempts to catch up to her. To be honest I didn't like LIMBO myself. It just didn't hook into me. This game did though. And I like it a lot. It's very short (about 2 hours long) but it's worth a playthrough. The music is excellent and the art style works really well (some observant might notice the color choices along with where the game takes place...). I look forward to the rest of the series.