Excellently written story and fantastically challenging game that's going on my favorites list from now until the end of time. As an homage to the Warden's challenge I decided to beat the entire thing in one real life night and it was wonderfully nerve-racking checking the clock every time I died to see the precious minutes I had left to complete my quest before my night ended. One issue: I NEED to listen to the

Save points are too uncomfortably rare. And the size of the inventory is uncomfortably small, which makes it overall very unpleasant to play. Too bad, as the general setting is quite nice. On top of that, you absolutely can not pause the game. Not only for the inventory but, like, at all. I really like the story, the art style, etc and I want to play more, but it is a bit of a masochistic experience at this point,

This is a really fun souls-like/zelda-like with some solid boss fights and good exploration. The atmosphere is great, and it doesn't overstay it's welcome. Only small complaints are that I wish there was a map (although it was still pretty easy to find my way around), and also there were a couple spots near the end that required precision in a way that didn't feel very intuitive. But other than that I really enjoyed