Found this site that is up to date. minecraft-timeline.github.io

Overall its the definitive version of Talos 1 in my eyes.

However, if i were to recommend the series to a friend I'd say get the original on sale to try it before commiting to the large puzzle games.

Now to wait for Talos 3.

Finally the workshop and level editor.

Unless there are curated list of levels in the future, I'd rather not play half baked levels. I did enjoy breaking puzzles in the few I played in the demo.
Editing a level seems like a massive time sink also, so I'll likely never post a level to share.

'In the Beginning' was a decent expericnce. A modest amount of difficult puzzles with some that felt too complex. Have not even attempted to get the stars

The story that was told was not new or impressive. I liked the mysteriousness of the collapse of humans before. More lore =/= more fun.

This was the second time I played 'Road to Gehenna' and it feels a lot more special with Talos 2 in mind. I have not 100%d it yet as the stars are still a pain like I remember them.

Was also hoping the editor had some Talos 2 elements in it. Having the laser stuff from it would have be enough for me.

Overall I enjoyed the first play though getting to the end without going for everything. After that, I decided to 100% which made see more flaws. Duckbands being the worst after needing to look at a guide for them.

I'll be glad to see where the devs go next. (Grapple Dogs 3D? /j)

Bosses in this game were simple to defeat, barring some random enemy spawns. This was especially present in the final boss where long periods of waiting occured.
The final achievement to me was a bit unfair. Replaying the game fully with no health ups to get it made me edit my save instead.

On the speedrunning aspect, I had little difficulty with 2-5 attempts each to get the gold.
The collectathon sections during speedruns made some levels worse off for me.
The mini side levels were a nice break inbetween and the later ones proved a good challenge.