Ik is the pinnacle and zenith of fictional characters. Nothing compares to the immense, complete, total, maximum, absolute, flawless, ultimate, magnificent, incredible, marvelous, fantastic, superb, exquisite, smooth like marble, sweet and spicy, amazing, quintessential, excellent, humbling, pure, vibrant, shining, sparkling, shimmering, glimmering, glistening, gleaming, dazzling and even iridescent, stellar, wondrous, otherworldly, bronze, silver, gold and platinum trophy winning all at once, unbeatable, glorious, multiple award winning, inspirational, moralising, healing, divine, blessed, heavenly, incomprehensible in a non lovecraftian fashion, magical, idyllic, stunningly radiant, breathtaking and beautiful, uplifting, life-changing, energising, calming yet exciting, awe inspiring, dreamlike, blooming, blossoming, incomparable, matchless and resultantly unmatched, boundless, unequalled, unrivalled, inimitable, unparalleled, unequalled, unheard of, earth shattering, simple but infinitely complex, mythical and simultaneously legendary, thought to be impossible, miraculous, splendid, quaint, fiery and feisty, inspiring, empowering and thought provoking perfection that is Ik.

★ ★ ★ ★ ★
The elevator was a little jammed and the guests were on a quest to end my life, but the inn keeper was very polite. Would book a reservation again.

To be honest, there are a lot of parts of this game that frustrate me a lot, especially in the midgame, but the style and story kept me going. It was absolutely worth it. I really hope Zeekersss keeps writing for games cause their work on that front is absolutely stellar. (Though given that their next game is a text adventure, it seems like I'll be getting my wish)