More like a book than a game, great story, but not great game.

The real problem for me was the game structure: confusing, monotonous, with a personally shocking start in terms of overwhelm, the game bombards you with information, without ever being really clear. So then I found myself wandering through the various maps without ever really knowing what I was doing and why, I found myself really lost but it's probably my problem, and I can understand that many people liked it.

I really enjoyed it, pretty fun and rewarding, good combat system and decent story.

A non-perfect title, certainly overshadowed by a gameplay that may not be exceptional, but which strikes straight to the heart and which I will hardly forget. Obviously highly recommended to Innocence lovers and to those who appreciate linear titles with an intriguing and well-narrated plot.

Overall it intrigued me a lot, I hated it at first but soon realized I wanted to keep going and got into the mood of the game, but it often proved frustrating to play, especially in the action stages, and without them the game would probably have been less scary and anxious, but also much more enjoyable.

In my opinion, despite the critical issues, the title has potential, it gets lost in some heaviness of the gameplay because it probably wants to overdo it, but the style is original and I still played it with pleasure and perhaps only in the last few hours have I felt a little heaviness. I will definitely follow the team's future work.

Unfortunately, a wasted opportunity.

This was a good surprise for me, I didn't expect it to be so good. I liked better than the new RPG bloated installments of the series.