A much needed addition to The Talos Principle II; The base game can feel a bit boring at times, due to barely scratching the surface of possibilities and lengthy cutscenes. However, Road to Elysium (especially the third storyline, Into the Void) brings a range of new and exciting puzzles and a head-scratching difficulty level, which the base game was devoid of.

Some of the more "slow" mechanics of TP2 were left out of the puzzles of the DLC, which was a welcome design choice for me. Having to wait for a moving pad and moving platforms was definitely testing my patience, but the DLC rarely utilised these aspects, so the puzzle experience became much more enjoyable for me.

The story of the DLC is comparable to the base game; some fun insights into what makes us human. Nothing too interesting, but not horrible either. Throwbacks to some of the jokes in the base game were chuckle-inducing, though.

I can truly say that The Talos Principle as a series has reached a most satisfying ending with this DLC. I sincerely hope that Croteam just leaves it a lone from now on, because more mechanics and/or iterations of puzzles would just feel the same after this.