You wander around halls checking rooms, trunks, shelves and underthings for items. Strangers will come into sight, and they may or may not attack. Sometimes you feel good enough about your fighting ability (after some frustrated learning) to open an attack, but you also know that one false swing could go very badly, so do you risk it now, or wait for a better opportunity or weapon, or more armor to yet be found or taken.
No save feature yet, but I do believe they will add a persistent growth system. You can start a game and play in the story line, where that is going I am unsure of, you start with a perplexing parchment in you inventory, and find more, but you don't know anything at all. Also they have an arena, and it does keep some of your stuff you looted, even if you die, havent tried if it keeps after a shut off.
Although it does not have enough in it to be fully thumbed up yet, the simple fact of how much fun it is to play, where it seems to be going, and the physics use in the game makes it quite worth while as is now.

You wander around halls checking rooms, trunks, shelves and underthings for items. Strangers will come into sight, and they may or may not attack. Sometimes you feel good enough about your fighting ability (after some frustrated learning) to open an attack, but you also know that one false swing could go very badly, so do you risk it now, or wait for a better opportunity or weapon, or more armor to yet be found or taken. No save feature yet, but I do believe they will add a persistent growth system. You can start a game and play in the story line, where that is going I am unsure of, you start with a perplexing parchment in you inventory, and find more, but you don't know anything at all. Also they have an arena, and it does keep some of your stuff you looted, even if you die, havent tried if it keeps after a shut off. Although it does not have enough in it to be fully thumbed up yet, the simple fact of how much fun it is to play, where it seems to be going, and the physics use in the game makes it quite worth while as is now.