Absolutely amazing game so far. Make sure you're in the mood for a LOT of reading. The setting is analogous to our current world, but has its own history and cultures, etc. so there's a LOT of world-building to read through.
I would describe it as a single-player TTRPG adventure with point-and-click elements. You are essentially combing the world for one of two things: flavor text/story progression and items to help you meet skill checks.
I would say there IS an element of replayability, but maybe give yourself a year-ish or so before replaying, as you ARE able to access a good deal of the world with the archetypes (i.e. classes) they provide you at the beginning. At least, I think? Maybe theres more under the surface than it seems...

Also, while this game doesn't seem (at least to me) to lean/preach in any particular political direction, PLEASE note that MANY of the conversations you have with NPCs will involve heavy political topics. If you're sensitive to that stuff, you might get quickly annoyed.

Absolutely amazing game so far. Make sure you're in the mood for a LOT of reading. The setting is analogous to our current world, but has its own history and cultures, etc. so there's a LOT of world-building to read through. I would describe it as a single-player TTRPG adventure with point-and-click elements. You are essentially combing the world for one of two things: flavor text/story progression and items to help you meet skill checks. I would say there IS an element of replayability, but maybe give yourself a year-ish or so before replaying, as you ARE able to access a good deal of the world with the archetypes (i.e. classes) they provide you at the beginning. At least, I think? Maybe theres more under the surface than it seems... Also, while this game doesn't seem (at least to me) to lean/preach in any particular political direction, PLEASE note that MANY of the conversations you have with NPCs will involve heavy political topics. If you're sensitive to that stuff, you might get quickly annoyed.