First, you need to get used to the terrible interface (BS3 was far better), the old 3D graphics (2D ages better), and the poor humor of Georges in the first quarter of the game (very out of character). BS4 gets better and better as the story unfolds, and it is for sure a great adventure game
Low-polygon 3D has aged far worse than old-school 2D graphics, but this opens new possibilities: wall climbing sequences are fun. That said, some puzzles feel more like fighting against the interface than actually solving the mystery.
A couple ofminor bugs and some plot holes, but still a great adventure game overall. Good adaptation too.
Many elements of the original series are there; it is however not as fun as the first time. But cute enough and not cringe. That said, the game itself is a very good RPG for those who don't have time with complex stories of the other major games of the genre. The battle system is very fun as well, with a lot of elements that can play for or against you.
