Seven has some non-trivial flaws with many of its core systems, including stealth, combat, character development and enemy AI. Fortunately, I didn't find those flaws critical enough to seriously impact my enjoyment from exploring the game's rich, detailed and somewhat original world. It is a wide open game, both in the non-linearity of mission and map design and for supporting different play styles (although the flaws make some more viable than others). For lovers of exploration, a dangerous and beautiful world awaits, with many hidden secrets and side stories that could take up to 100 hours to properly appreciate.
Perfectly capturing the dark whimsy of a Brothers Grimm fairy tale, Count Lucanor is a charming, sometimes morbidly charming, top down adventure with some light stealth elements. It packs some nice surprises, optional content and multiple endings compared to its size, and the only con for me was a slightly slow walking speed.
