Review: Expand (PlayStation 4)

A world set in five stages, Expand offers an atmospheric experience of exploration, discovery and introspection through gameplay and compelling soundtrack designed to immerse you deeply into its allegorical themes.

Pros:

• Good graphics.
• Three save slots.
• Brief tutorial.
• Chilled soundtrack.
• 223.4MB Download size.
• Puzzle game set within a sphere that is changes to create puzzles as you travel around it.
• Instant restarts.
• Constant checkpoints.
• Amazing to watch levels evolve and unwind as you play.
• Game flows really well.
• Simple controls.
• Supports analog and d pad control.
• Clever puzzle design.
• 10 trophies.
• Puzzles can be part of rooms and doing something in one room will change the previous rooms and open up different routes.
• New mechanics unlock as you progress.
• Simple yet fun.
• Five worlds to explore and solve.

Cons:

• Menu is slow and fiddly as they incorporate the core gameplay into it.
• OST is so chilled it almost puts you to sleep.
• Cannot change options in game.
• Few tedious sections.
• Short.
• Little replay value.