The Talos Principle 2 - Road to Elysium

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Road to Elysium is a three-part coda that allows you to dive deeper into the world of The Talos Principle 2, reunite with beloved characters, and put your puzzle-solving skills to the test through a series of thought-provoking new stories. Following the events of The Talos Principle 2, Road to Elysium continues the evolution of the robot world, providing you with a new perspective on some of the key moments from 1k’s journey, and challenging you in new ways with puzzles built around familiar mechanics.

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Developer:
Croteam
Publisher:
Devolver Digital
Engine:
Unreal Engine 5
Release date:
14 June 2024
Recent Steam reviews:
Not specified
All Steam reviews:
Very Positive (746)

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Description

Road to Elysium is a three-part coda that allows you to dive deeper into the world of The Talos Principle 2, reunite with beloved characters, and put your puzzle-solving skills to the test through a series of thought-provoking new stories.

Following the events of The Talos Principle 2, Road to Elysium continues the evolution of the robot world, providing you with a new perspective on some of the key moments from 1k’s journey, and challenging you in new ways with puzzles built around familiar mechanics.



Explore the philosophy of love, death and resurrection through the story of Hypatia and Sarabhai, and take your brain for a ride through the Laser Grid.

In Orpheus Ascending, you return to the role of 1k to enter Sarabhai's mind and retrieve the shattered fragments of her personality, finally giving her a second chance at life.

Set in a gorgeous environment inspired by ancient Egypt, this expansion challenges you to solve puzzles unconventionally and reconsider everything you know about laser mechanics.

Right an Old Wrong

Give a happy ending to a tragic story from the world of The Talos Principle 2.

Lasers Abound

The classic laser mechanics of the series are pushed to the limit in unexpected ways, testing your ability to think differently.

The Land of Death

Explore a beautiful desert world full of ancient ruins, set within the mindscape of a damaged robot.



Hang out with Yaqut and Miranda as they join Cornelius and Athena on a puzzle-driven adventure set on a stunning Caribbean Island.

Step into the shoes of Yaqut and visit the Isle of the Blessed to impress Miranda with your problem-solving skills. Challenge yourself with a wide variety of never-before-seen puzzles using familiar tools, culminating in the Hexahedron, a large continuous puzzle cluster set in a mysterious crooked tower.

Chill Out

Enjoy a relaxed experience while reuniting with friends and family from The Talos Principle 2. Heal old wounds and look forward to the future.

Puzzles of the Caribbean

Have fun with an array of fresh medium-difficulty puzzles culminating in the Hexahedron.

Tropical Paradise

Take a load off and explore the island's beautiful beaches and its tropical forest. You're not in a rush, so just have a good time.



Return to one of the most dramatic moments from The Talos Principle 2 and find out what happened to Byron when he was trapped in the Megastructure.

Taking place on a series of floating islands, Into the Abyss takes you on a trippy journey through a glitchy dream world full of extremely difficult puzzles that will make your head spin.

What Byron Saw

Follow Byron's journey into the heart of Athena's nightmares. Meet the original Elohim, hear Athena's darkest thoughts, and confront your own failures.

Nightmare Difficulty

Challenge yourself with extremely difficult puzzles that will require all your brainpower to solve.

A Broken World

Explore a surreal world of floating islands and shattered dreams as you search for a way out.

Recommended system requirements

minimum*

Requirement 1:
Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS:
64-bit Windows 10 (version 2004 or newer)
Processor:
4 core CPU @ 2.5 GHz (AMD Ryzen 5, Intel core i3/i5)
Memory:
8 GB RAM
Graphics:
4 GB VRAM; Radeon RX 470, GeForce GTX 970
DirectX:
Version 12
Storage:
26 GB available space
Additional Notes:
Intel integrated GPUs are not supported. SSD recommended.

recommended*

Requirement 1:
Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS:
64-bit Windows 10 (version 2004 or newer)
Processor:
6 or 8 core CPU @ 3.0 GHz (AMD Ryzen 7, Intel core i5/i7)
Graphics:
8+ GB VRAM; Radeon RX 6800, GeForce RTX 3070
DirectX:
Version 12
Storage:
26 GB available space
Additional Notes:
Intel integrated GPUs are not supported. SSD required.

User reviews

DALCOhstangultion
Not recommended | 24 Oct 2025

I love The Talos Principle (both 1 and 2). But, 5 hours into the “Road to Elysium” DLC (still within the first, “Orpheus Ascending,” part), I’m throwing in the towel and quitting. There are multiple problems. First, all

Helpful: 16
Bitcoin Baron
Not recommended | 01 Mar 2026

The DLC is made up of three parts. All very separate. I wish I could give this a "meh" score because the middle part is really quite good, tough, but possible puzzles and a great environment and story to it. The problem

Helpful: 8
Twin Souls
Recommended | 29 Jan 2026

The DLC is split into 3 different stories, so I'll review each one independently. Overall consensus is a buy Isle of the Blessed: 10/10 This DLC is the prime reason to buy the entire pack. It does essentially everything

Helpful: 6
Rushin
Not recommended | 17 Jan 2026

Awful puzzles. Feels like a collection of wacky user-made content. Entire first part of the DLC is about abusing edge-case laser mechanics, it sucks. Half the third world's puzzles can be cheesed. Loved Talos1, Talos2

Helpful: 3
Calabeza
Recommended | 28 Oct 2025

If the first two Talos games can be mind-bending, and Road to Gehenna is mind-obliterating, then after Into the Abyss I’m not sure if I even have any neurons anymore. A trilogy of self-contained stories, Road to Elysium

Helpful: 5
Petrakeas
Recommended | 02 Dec 2025

The puzzles in Road to Elysium are far more interesting than those in the base game, but also much harder. Honestly, I wish the main game had more puzzles like these, just in a simpler form. The DLC focuses heavily on

Helpful: 4