It made me smile several times, that´s much. The drawbacks are that the game become bit old in graphics and mechanics for what I consider a "good old game". Puzzles lack logic many times, and the game is pretty short. But for a fast walkthrough is still enjoyable if you jump over the frustration of some puzzles or even some little bugs (like the light switch near the stairs)
Sudeki is a game defined by it´s concept art and it´s gameplay in a very similar way. This two areas are really well made, but are far away from perfect. Arts doesnt work fine for western tastes, but also are not really eastern. The gameplay is exactly the same, the story is interesting and characters are more or less nice, but still don´t have the energy and epic that some eastern rpg games have, either have the big customization of the western rpgs. Anyway, even being in the "middle of nowhere game style", Sudeki is in general a very enjoyable game.
My first steps with the game were complaining about the controls... all was "weird", graphics were awesome but the game was too complicated... a month later i finished the game 4 times, with each character... Blade still has one of the hardest learning curves, but one of the better, if not the best... sword combat gameplay ever in a videogame.
