Game Debate:95
ICXM:95
GamingTrend:95
CGMagazine:95
The Games Machine:92
IGN Italia:91
It's Torment. It's back. If you have the courage and strength to face the mental pressure, as I do, the result is a memorable experience.
BaziCenter:90
Torment: Tides of Numenera is all about choices. You can finish the game five times with five completely different scenarios; and that’s because its writing is one of the best ever. Every single thing you want from a solid and classic RPG is on offer here.
The Overpowered Noobs:90
GameSpot:90
Torment is far more than just a phenomenal role-playing game. It’s a challenge to restore the depth and nuance for which the genre was once known.
Games.cz:90
The Digital Fix:90
Twinfinite:90
Digital Chumps:90
GameWatcher:90
PCGamesN:90
Multiplayer.it:90
GameCritics:90
Game Revolution:90
GRYOnline.pl:90
WCCFtech:90
God is a Geek:90
One of the best CRPGs of recent times, with a rich world to get lost in, and some great mechanics to keep you playing for hours.
GameStar::89
PC Gamer:89
A slow start gives way to a thought-provoking adventure in a remarkable setting. A fitting follow-up to a beloved RPG.
GameCrate:88
4Players.de:88
IGN:88
The turn-based combat may be a little disappointing, but Torment: Tides of Numenera manages to live up to the legacy of Planescape: Torment by offering a fascinatingly weird and well-written tale. Thanks to a wide variety of options in conversations and the influences of its tidal system, it offers decent opportunities for replay value and a memorable tale each time. This is the rare game that leans almost entirely on its setting and writing for its appeal, and the miraculous thing is that it usually succeeds.
Everyeye.it:87
MMORPG.com:86
XGN:85
InsideGamer.nl:85
Critical Hit:85
Gamer.nl:85
GameGrin:85
Game Informer:85
Cerebral and often disturbing, Torment is a rabbit hole of significant depth, where you can get lost in improbable imaginings of warped realities and existential angst. If you can wrap your head around a non-linear narrative all about consciousness, identity, and memory, Torment is a riveting departure from expectation.
Vandal Online:83
Meristation:82
ZTGD:80
SpazioGames:80
Worth Playing:80
RPG Site:80
PC Games:80
VideoGamer:80
Telegraph:80
It’s slightly too short, a bit technically ropey in places, and extremely heavily front-loaded with some very dense lore, but once you work your way through the initial overwhelming lack of direction, what you’ll find is an exceptionally rewarding RPG filled with deep systems, a ton of genuine replay value, and a lot of love and care.
Trusted Reviews:80
The result is a game that packs meaning into almost everything you do. It doesn’t surpass the emotional heights of its late 90s forebear, but Numenera’s incredibly distinct world and unique approach to gameplay offer something really untraditional to sink your time, thoughts and choices into. For RPG fans this is super exciting, and will be sure to entertain across multiple playthroughs over dozens, if not hundreds of hours.
USgamer:80
Polygon:80
Torment doesn't sugarcoat it: You can shape events but you can’t change the world — and your actions always have consequences beyond your control. It’s depressing, but effective. Torment: Tides of Numenera is relentless in how it treats its characters and the Ninth World, but that’s what makes it so fascinating. Aside from some issues with encounter balance and my yearnings for more detail, it’s a beautiful, challenging game, content to be ambiguous, rich and confounding in ways that few other RPGs have ever pulled off.
TrueGaming:80
COGconnected:80
Guardian:80
Torment: Tides of Numenera is more than a nostalgic homage to Planescape: Torment – its own innovations will mark the genre as much as its spiritual predecessor did.
Destructoid:75
Like the way that the Ninth World rises from the ashes of other civilizations, Torment: Tides of Numenera is a layered experience. For role-players keen on experiencing a game of consequences and twisted fantasy, it’s well worth the adventure.
Eurogamer Italy:70
Torment: Tides of Numenera is a game that tries to deliver a supreme classical narrative experience and, in doing so, suffers from elitism and some sort of misuse of the medium. It’s an interesting experience, for a very few.
DarkStation:70
Metro GameCentral:70
PC Invasion:70
Game Over Online:60
Gamer.no:60
Ragequit.gr:60
Hardcore Gamer:40
With frustrating tech, unappealing appearance and a lack of quality of life streamlining, Torment: Tides of Numenera might actually be my biggest gaming-related disappointment since I bought an Atari Jaguar.
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