This game is as mechanically complex as it is visually mesmerizing. The story is deep, but vague, and the world's morality is left open and for the player to decide, similar to more familiar games like Dark Souls that won't tell you who the bad guy is, or if the guy painted as a bad guy is actually a good guy. You are left to ponder and make these decisions for yourself, and ultimately face the consequences or rewards for those decisions.

One of the best RPG experiences available on the market today, and frequently available at a discounted price on Steam. A game where black is grey and white is grey, not everything is always as it seems. The game's protagonist is truly interesting and the story will grip you all the way to the very end (where you will promptly purchase The Witcher 2, which is equally impressive).