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What truly stood out was the narrative. Experiencing the perspective of Red and what he might have endured before the events of the original game was gripping. The writing made it feel like this could be canon. The map design was seamless, perfectly reflecting what you'd expect the facility to look like. Voice acting was top-tier—I genuinely forgot I was playing within the SOMA engine.
A masterclass in design, storytelling, visuals, and audio. If I could hand you all an award, I absolutely would.