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As an american, I know very little about the culture of Hungary, but this game did a fantastic job enveloping the player into the world while providing context for the story beats. The gameplay may actually be the weakest part of the game, but it's still quite good. A very strategic turn based system that's built around the use of statuses and items to work around enemies' weakness and strengths. I highly recommend this to any fans of JRPGs in general! Though the dialogue is written in old english and makes lots of biblical and philosphical references that may fly over most people's heads. It might be a bit different, but that's a damn good thing.

Or Slovak Andrei Rublev (also, Antonius Block) meets Twin Peaks. After thinking about Lynch's influence on the game, I decided to check out Vlado Ganaj's social media and found him stating this in a post. I like the intertextual dialogue it creates between historical context, dark medieval fantasy, and Twin Peaks. I also find the way they adapted the script to "Old English" remarkable, because without my expert knowledge of it, much can be intuited from context, unlike the pure English of that era (see Shakespeare). The gameplay reminded me a lot of "Lisa the Painful," so if you liked that game, I highly recommend this one. Great humor and soundtrack too. Nothing but respect and admiration for the creators. I hope seeing more games like this, with so much personality.

This game here just proves that it's not about the tools, but the vision and the will to make it real. What an original game, full of detail and style! It's crazy it was made with rpg maker

I'm enjoying it so much! The setting, the story, the writing, the atmosphere... a cosmic horror/lovecraftian menace in a dark-souls like environment, filled with historical details... all packed in a JRPG-ish format. I can't recommend it enough!!

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