Trully worthy successor that commemorates Benoit Sokals franchise. Vaghen and its surroundings are so picturesque and beautiful I can's stop admiring them and dreading am moment when game ends and I can't see them anymore. Plot is very well written and intriging, some cut scenes I wish to revisit again. Few things that I would suggest improving: 1) camera rotation is rather awful and makes it hard to find some active points. 2) frame rate drops sometimes (guess there is a bug) 3) controls with mouse sometimes are a bit bulky when trying to go around area
