More than enough praise for this game has had been said and done. As an old player of each classic cRPG you could name I can attest this stands in line with these, and sometimes the writing eclipses, not to overreach here, every title that came before.

The work they've done with the sound is immense. The character building, world building, concepts of the reality the game takes place are all prime time. No asterisks or marks here. Visual design is kind of simplistic at first but blends in with the overall design fast and you start breathing that in. The whole concept of the world around you, not just a setting or ways you can interact with it.

The role system is quite interesting as well, being a mix of things players have seen in the years earlier. If there is a case of 'no wrong path' or 'min-max is a curse' game desing done right I'd say this is pretty close to it.

If you are into writing-heavy, hand-crafted, thought out to small details RPGs this is your stuff. Intake it slowly, don't let anything get past you.

The pinpoint of the design is the political situation revolving around your character. You will find most of the things you get to see in our world here. Including mass, self-inducted unmotivated hatred, both class-based and for the sake of itself. It's not 'dark' or 'dystopian' (these words are clearly not HARD-CORE), it's the world we live in, and can transpire the same things onto the game. Or would you not? The game give you a choice, like a real life. Or takes away, all the same.

The only objective critique I'd have is the ending. No spoilers here, let's just say it's way too much like the 'old stlye' and many would've prefered to have a more interactive outcome, It does, however, clearly hint at a next story to come,

P.S. It all went somewhat smoothly for me in terms of adoration until you've phoned your former wife and Harry is standing there. Then I broke.
And then it so happens you haven't even been married. [Composure]*Challenging*♥♥♥♥ you, 'partner'.