Konami's quirky new puzzle-platformer brings good times, but occasionally hits a brick wall.

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Darwin's Paradox takes the 2D puzzle-platforming sensibilities of a game like Limbo or Inside and makes it distinctly less creepy and unsettling. Whereas those games presented elements of light body ...