After 10 intense sequential days of playing this game i got 96 hours.
Within the first week I had 65 hours. So I can say it was a lot of fun and might be addictive.
It is one of those games where you will keep stalling the moment to go to bed to quickly do this and that. And before you know it is 4 AM. I liked this game way more than I should have.

Played the game as a melee/sorcery character with longsword and chakrams.


Pros:
- A great WRPG that plays in an interesting and fairytale like world
- Came across a NPC that looked like Saddam Hoessein http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=222669136
- Mouse and keyboard controls are very well suited to this game. Only a few buttons had to be remapped
- Lots and lots of sidequests and dialogue liven things up, and lengthens the otherwise short main campaign to absurd length.
- Skill-tree urges you to level up, which urges you to go side-questing
- The skill tree can be reset by finding NPC's of a certain profession. Mistakes in the skill tree can be undone and it allows you to experience various playstyles without grinding yourself to madness.
- Stuff in inventory can be sorted as junk which you can sell or destroy, making sorting of your inventory pleasant

Cons:
- Does not happen that often but cutscenes can be glidgy or have terrible camera placements
- Too damn many spiders
- You best always have one fire-elemental weapon with you (this is a really minor setback, they drop plenty of times)
- There is a device for playing some balads (stories) yourself if you find the recording, this is not really used well unfortunatly
- Normal is too easy, suggest playing at hard right away (You can change difficulty in the settings, but I did not because I despise that)
- Many types of potions (alchemy) and blacksmithing are nice, but you won't need them on normal. Health and mana potions alone are plenty.

I highly recommend this game for RPG or adventure fans. This game really feels like you are on a adventure as you explore the lands and set out to fulfill your fate... I mean "set out on a quest".