As soon as you let a certain indicator slip and your character's performance in certain areas drops, it automatically leads to other indicators slipping, performance drops, and you find yourself in a situation of guaranteed defeat, which cannot be prevented, no matter how much you flounder. This turns the game into a search of a workable build by trial and error. This search is complicated by a very player-unfriendly randomizer, in which everything can be decided literally by what the weather will be, which cannot be predicted in any way. In one playthrough it rains for weeks, in another it's drought. That said, the narrative material of the game and the way it is presented does not match this kind of gameplay. When you start over, you'll be watching dialogues you already know for hours without any changes, for example. It's a pity, the story of the characters is interesting... But I can't recommend this game.
