I had tons of fun with its episodic format and the characters that headlined each episode, with most sharing a high level of narrative quality and uniqueness. When you stop to think about it, there aren't many video games where you roleplay as a pigman instead of having to slaughter one.

Unfortunately, other important aspects of the game end up lacking in comparison. The pilling up of noticeable limitations, which include the overuse of visual/audio assets and lackluster combat, may contribute to a repetitive experience depending on how you approach it.