I rarely write reviews, but I think this one deserves it. Yes, it is not a perfect game (give me an option to rotate the camera), but the narrative potential is incredible.

Here is a little story about one of my characters called "Mirko".

Now, Mirko was a warrior, and on one point she gets stucked in some caverns due to her bulky build. Since she has a rivalry with the archer, she says something like "unlike you, I have warrior hips", which means she is proud of her body.
After some years, Mirko starts to get old. We get a story panel of her where she starts to feel hey body straining, since she is not as young and strong as before, but she is too proud to tell the rest of the party member.
She has a son, an archer called Yrborn that joins the party. Tragically, he dies on his first battle. Mirko then gets a story panel where she mourns the death of her son, shouting to the skies "Why did you not take me instead, death? Was I too old, too leathery for you?" (something like that). In that way, you get the feeling that how proud she was of her body relates to her son's death.
On the last quest to save the world in the campaign, my party was about to die, Mirko is fatally wounded, but she sacrifies herself to give the archer, her lifetime rival, enough chance to survive for her to give one final shot, which she does and kills the boss.
I like to think that Mirko died not just because she could not bear keep on living while her body decays, but because now she can runite with her son.

This was not a scripted story. This happened due to various circunstances on the campaign. And a similar experience might happen to you if you play it.

10/10, I miss Mirko so much...