Inside is an incredible, unsettling adventure from the creators of Limbo

At the outset of Inside, the long-awaited follow-up to 2010 indie hit Limbo, you’re dropped in a grim, grey forest and all you can do is walk to the right. And really, that’s mostly what you’ll be doing for the five or so hours the game lasts: pushing onwards through increasingly unsettling and occasionally terrifying situations. Inside takes the basic formula of a platform game, twists it in some unique ways, and combines that with the language of cinematic storytelling; it&rs