Thanks for visiting the GOG forum! I was wondering, what were your inspirations for this game? Any other games which were major influences? Just trying to get a better idea of what to expect, in terms of overall style and gameplay.
Not really my kind of game anyway ( CKII ) I suppose, and this kind of DLC policy doesn't help things. If a publisher is selling separate music DLC for a game which doesn't focus on music ( unlike Guitar Hero etc. ), then it just seems to me like they are trying way too hard to squeeze extra profit out of every tiny piece of the game. Same with simple texture re-skins, 2D portraits, or y'know -- horse armour. I don't mind if they want ( or need ) to charge a little extra for additional content, but they should provide some decent value.

Why do you say that? <i>*laughing maniacally*</i>

Looks charming and the dev posting here is a plus. Any ideas of how long it is?

Well my playtime on steam was 19 hours. I took my time looking for all the runes though. You probably can do it faster if you just go via the main story elements and not want to solve all the puzzles.

Good to hear it's a bit like Zelda, I was kinda hoping for that. And what does completionist mean, in this case? Does the game have optional areas or secrets to find? And is it linear, or does it allow for free exploration, to some extent?

How about key rebinds? Can we at least change the keys via config file? I and many others who don't type well need to look at our keyboards to see what we're typing, which kills gameplay!

Completionist probably means that you solve all puzzles, find all orbs, and find all runes. There are hidden areas where you will find some puzzles that will give you either an orb (that can be used to buy health or Mana upgrades) or a new rune. Runes will help you make customized spells that can help you solve some puzzles and do some unique things. While some puzzles can be done multiple ways there was at least a couple that I couldn't get till I found a particular rune and craft the spell that made solving it easy.

It's basically becomes free exploration as you progress, but it's also kind of linear at first, in the sense that while you could visit some areas even at the very beginning, you wouldn't get far till you got past a part of the story where you obtained the rune to craft the spell needed to get to the main part of that area. Not to mention that the harder enemies will kill you very quickly.

Personally I am looking forward to a sequel (a day one buy for me now ;) ).

As for the question about key binds I don't think there was a way to do it in the options menu, I played with a controller. I didn't look to see if there was a keybind file so I couldn't tell you if that option is available to you.

looks like this can be fun, will wait and see some reviews

Beautiful release. ^_^

Looks interesting, too bad I can't/shouldn't buy it for now but I'm not going to let it go unplayed. (Or at least unbought... It's hard to find time to play the games these days :-) )
Until then, to the wishlist it goes.

I have no idea what it is but something about the art says Asterix to me.

From what I've seen about it the story seems kinda weak and really given the spell system I'd have hoped the focus of the gameplay would be puzzle solving rather than fighting which going by reviews isn't the case.