This here has been a master class in story telling on a whole new level. While it may not be for everyone, it's hard to deny the love and care that has been given to this title.

When I first picked up this game, I wasn't sure if the art design was going to gel with me. However, very early on I was impressed at how the whole renaissance imagery tied everythingtogether. The overall art style really fits and oozes charm along with the music.

The main attraction is the story that is driven by a hell of a lot of dialogue choice. Which pretty much encompasses and swallows the gameplay. No real puzzles or traditional gameplay to speak of, just a vast selection of responses throughout conversation (very much in the similar vein as Disco Elysium). But, my gosh, there is some real impact to everything you choose! Some of the smallest comments can circle back to have a big influence on how your character's relationship will be affected. All of which can have a major impact on the story years down the track within the ingame story.

Overall, extremely impressive stuff. The attention to detail on the subject matter is amazing! So much love has been given to this title. As much as I enjoyed the story, I can admit that it is pretty dry, so the subject matter needs to interest you. That being said, if it does interest you, it is well worth the money and deserves all its praise.

This game converted me to Christianity.

Instant classic. Played this game a few years ago and picked it up again on steam due to the sale. I liked it that much. Andreas Maler and his journey through the years will never get old to me. Many things are similar to Disco Elysium. This game needs a complete edition. You know hearing Father Guy getting snippy in the scriptorium would be 10/10.