DARQ Complete Edition Review (PlayStation 5)

DARQ tells the story of Lloyd, a boy who finds himself in the middle of a lucid nightmare. Unable to wake up, Lloyd has to face his fears and decipher the meaning of the dream.
Pros:
- Beautiful black and white graphics.
- 1.55GB download size.
- Platinum trophy.
- Graphics-performance or cinematic.
- Puzzle gameplay.
- Simple easy to learn controls.
- Haunting soundtrack.
- Every area feels atmospheric and looks spectacular.
- The goal of the game is to get through each area by doing certain tasks and solving the puzzles.
- Can adapt to the world and use the environment in unique ways in order to travel around.
- Unlock level select.
- It’s a highly detailed 3D world but plays out as a 2D platformer.
- Autosaves regularly.
- Includes all the extra levels DLC-The Tower and The Crypt. You can choose to play these whenever you want from the menu.
- So satisfying when you figure out a puzzle.
- The main game has 7 chapters.
- Can replay levels.

Cons:
- No tutorials.
- Small interactive icons.
- Short game taking a handful of hours.
- No replay value.
- Can feel lost and stuck without little in the way of help or hints.
- Only one control layout.

