Scorn is a great game that heavily relies upon its fantastic atmosphere: there is no story, no narrator and nothing that could give the player a clue on what is actually happening.
This is the point of the game, to make the player feel lost in a nightmarish and silent landscape populated by weird creatures and mechanisms with no clear purpose. Puzzles need some thought and fit well in the pace of the game.
However, the combat isn't great, though not as bad as many people say, and the checkpoint system needs fixing, which I think is already been done with the first patches. Personally, I didn't encounter any bugs.
I enjoyed playing Scorn as it was exactly what I expected, a 5-hour game with a great design and atmosphere: being on Xbox GamePass it's one more reason to give it a try.
This is the point of the game, to make the player feel lost in a nightmarish and silent landscape populated by weird creatures and mechanisms with no clear purpose. Puzzles need some thought and fit well in the pace of the game.
However, the combat isn't great, though not as bad as many people say, and the checkpoint system needs fixing, which I think is already been done with the first patches. Personally, I didn't encounter any bugs.
I enjoyed playing Scorn as it was exactly what I expected, a 5-hour game with a great design and atmosphere: being on Xbox GamePass it's one more reason to give it a try.