As a fan of Turn-Based RPGs and Soulslike series, I can confidently say this game is nearly perfect in every aspect. Let me break it down:


This game brings a modified JRPG-style system that I think is executed brilliantly. If you're into Soulslike games and play this on Expert mode, you're in for an absolute treat. But there's also room for more casual players, thanks to various difficulty settings.

Even though this is a turn-based game, every battle demands your full focus. You’ll need to learn and adapt to enemy attack patterns. If you manage to dodge or parry correctly, you’ll be rewarded with a satisfying counterattack—visually, mechanically, and audibly.

With the wide variety of enemy types, players are pushed to craft their party thoughtfully—using skills, attributes, weapons, pictos, etc. It adds a whole new layer of depth and makes the experience much more engaging.


Bro, I seriously love every single track in this game. I’m not even French, but the music still managed to deliver every emotion and message through its lyrics perfectly. Every scene feels memorable thanks to the OST.

FYI: I’ve been listening to the game’s soundtrack on Spotify for the past 10 days straight.


This game offers stunning visuals from every angle. The surrealism-inspired art style is both beautiful and fitting.

However, there are some minor issues. For example, the depth of field effect feels a bit too strong during open-world exploration, and the hair rendering could use a bit more polish.

Just for context: I ran the game on Epic settings without DLSS for benchmarking.


When it comes to the cutscenes, don’t even get me started—they're phenomenal. The camera angles, color grading, facial expressions—everything is so well done. These scenes are the perfect break from the intense, rewarding combat and let you fully absorb the beauty of the game.

That said, there are a few minor bugs—not with the cinematics themselves, but more with character interactions: handshakes, hair touches, and some weapon-object overlaps could use a bit more polish.

This review doesn’t fully capture everything this game offers. I want you to try it for yourself and feel it. I’m confident you’ll love it in every aspect.

Last but not least: This game is a true masterpiece of 2025, built with passion, dedication, and love by an indie studio made up mostly of ex-Ubisoft developers.