The only game I finished in ten years and it was absolutely brilliant. I hesitated to play scared off by amount of reading, but Sacred and Terrible Air book was really good, and now, 40 hours after, the world of Elysium and plots of DE and SaTA are haunting my dreams. Yep, it has quirks and glitches, I myself replayed the half of the day after soft-lock (and enjoyed it eventually), it ended too early (I need to visit my home at Jamrock! I need to walk on the roofs of the Revachol skyscrapers!). But it's deep, immersive (as a game and as a book), bold, intense. It has cool mechanics, great graphics, lovely characters. It brings therapeutic value and ignites interest in political theory. Thank you, Robert, for this game and thanks to your comrades from ZA/UM. Keep up, Brrratan.
