An amazing looking, plodding walking simulator that has far too many frustrations to be worth the effort. Others may love it, but after 10 hours, at least one of those lost to a stupid door rune bug, I just couldn't be bothered to finish it.

Getting 100% was... interesting but a bit boring for me personally.

approximate amount of time to 100%: 5-15hours
Estimated achievement difficulty: 2/10
Minimum number of playthroughs needed: 1
Multiplayer achievements: No.
Missable achievements: Yes. The lorestones, a single achievement.
Point of no return: No. you have chapter select.
Grinding Achievements: No.
DLC-Only achievements: No.
Time-gated achievements: No.
Speed-run achievements: No.
RNG-achievements: No.
Does difficulty affect achievements: No choice.
First achievement unlock: When reaching the first gate, 10 minutes or so in.

Achievement wise the game is really straightforward, 13 are unmissable and on the main path, the last one is missable but easily track-able through the lit-up runes on the lorestones (chapter select helps but sometimes just walking back to that area is possible)

*What i got most from this game is a desire to go back to God of War (2016). It kept reminding me how good that game was.
*I see what they were going for with the movement speed but for me it mostly felt like a walking simulator. Long areas of doing nothing but walking, including slow as hell backtracking, with a run button that doesn't actually run, just walks a bit faster.
*The subtitles were also broken coming in and out at various times.
*Also highly recommend the FOV tool since the game doesn't feature any way of changing this.
*I hated the ending where **Spoilers** ..... : you have to die to finish... it's a bit odd, A good reason why games don't do this.

Even tho it didn't speak to me personally I will recommend it since it's a good experience and clearly a quality product.

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