Only Daedalic could follow up their trilogy with a worthy successor, and they do it. Throwing the pacing around, alternate timelines, knowing what happens in the end before knowing it's the end, and the whole meta discussion around what the fans want an ending to be versus the creator's vision. An absolute delight, and the only bad thing is that we've reached the peak of the genre and it's only downhill from here - for now. I've been waiting for so long...