Review: Silt is a short, disturbing trip that leaves an impression
When you begin Silt you’ll instantly be drawn to the game’s incredible art style. Each area looks like the hand-drawn etchings of a 19th-century diver, fervently trying to recount the horrors he witnessed beneath the sea. A monochrome, contemplative horror,Siltis one of the most visually striking puzzle games in recent years. It reminds us of an underwater Limbo, a Swimbo, if you will. The game begins by telling the player to seek out the eyes of the goliaths that lie deep beneath the ocean, and that there’s a great machine laying in wait for them at the end of their journey....