So I only just started the second of the three acts so take my review with a grain of salt I suppose. This is like if Disco Elysium and the JoJo anime had a polish baby. You have basically spirits called 'salutors' which each represent a different trait that serve as your Disco Elysium inner monologue voices when you investigate items and have conversations. It's an RPG set in 1905 Warsaw with some detective-like elements and stat-based conversation choices. The game is top-down style when navigating the world and then in normal third-person style during the turn based combat.

Unfortunately the product is less than the sum of its parts. I don't like leaving negative reviews and I would say the game is still worth getting at a discount (probably substantial) but here are my issues with it:
1. The items to find through investigating are very easy as there is a giant red glow around everything when you ping your 'detective sense' button and they're generally in the immediate quest area
2. The combat is super easy and thus super boring. It tries to be a complicated and strategic system where you match the right salutor to the right enemy traits and theres also skill modifiers to unlock with exp which is supposed to offer some play style variety but you basically can just power through every fight by equipping damage boosting skill modifiers and just relying on your strongest attack.
3. The voice acting is super hit or miss. First off, the game only has an english audiotrack despite being set in Warsaw and involving a storyline which heavily features Rasputin and the Russian royalty. That aside, some of the voice actors don't even bother attempting an accent and you end up with someone who looks like a sixty year old polish police officer but sounds like a monotone american thirty year old.
4. A lot of the 'sidequests' just involve you randomly running around town spamming your 'detective-sense' button to find thrown around items that trigger you to have to go to a location and press a button to get a postcard of an activity or event. For example, you find a bunch of stuff on the ground in one of the town districts and then get told to go to a story teller in another district and when you get there and press the button to interact with him you just get a drawing of him telling you a story. There is nothing to actually do.

So I only just started the second of the three acts so take my review with a grain of salt I suppose. This is like if Disco Elysium and the JoJo anime had a polish baby. You have basically spirits called 'salutors' which each represent a different trait that serve as your Disco Elysium inner monologue voices when you investigate items and have conversations. It's an RPG set in 1905 Warsaw with some detective-like elements and stat-based conversation choices. The game is top-down style when navigating the world and then in normal third-person style during the turn based combat. Unfortunately the product is less than the sum of its parts. I don't like leaving negative reviews and I would say the game is still worth getting at a discount (probably substantial) but here are my issues with it: 1. The items to find through investigating are very easy as there is a giant red glow around everything when you ping your 'detective sense' button and they're generally in the immediate quest area 2. The combat is super easy and thus super boring. It tries to be a complicated and strategic system where you match the right salutor to the right enemy traits and theres also skill modifiers to unlock with exp which is supposed to offer some play style variety but you basically can just power through every fight by equipping damage boosting skill modifiers and just relying on your strongest attack. 3. The voice acting is super hit or miss. First off, the game only has an english audiotrack despite being set in Warsaw and involving a storyline which heavily features Rasputin and the Russian royalty. That aside, some of the voice actors don't even bother attempting an accent and you end up with someone who looks like a sixty year old polish police officer but sounds like a monotone american thirty year old. 4. A lot of the 'sidequests' just involve you randomly running around town spamming your 'detective-sense' button to find thrown around items that trigger you to have to go to a location and press a button to get a postcard of an activity or event. For example, you find a bunch of stuff on the ground in one of the town districts and then get told to go to a story teller in another district and when you get there and press the button to interact with him you just get a drawing of him telling you a story. There is nothing to actually do.