+ best dialogue in any game so far + very detailed. Carrying rotten eggs and even your clothing has gameplay consequences beyond armor and stealth + teaches and visualizes a whole lot about the European middle ages in a concise way + feels like you're part of a world instead of a player in a game + full of options to complete/fail a quest, including hidden ones + works fine on Linux (using Xorg for now, but Wayland support will likely become the better option soon), even on a HDD + the realism plays well with RPG elements + moderately slow paced. Some people dislike it but I prefer it this way + Kunesh and Father Godwin - poor lock-on controls during combat - the AI of wild animals is too simple - some few gameplay mechanics aren't communicated well enough, such as randomly releasing the bow when your skill is low. While they make sense it's sometimes hard to tell if it's intended or not I recommend this game to everyone who has the patience to complete the prologue. I recommend to learn patience to everyone else.
