I felt the need to revisit this because in my review I suggested that the core gameplay loop could get tired very quickly, which seemed antithetical to a game that clearly wants you to take your time with it. I still stand by that evaluation; however, after submitting my review, I then began doing full tower runs every day for like a week. It was painfully easy - aside from a couple of deaths early on while I was still getting used to the game, I have completed every single run of the dungeon I started. Once you're acquainted with the mechanics, you can pretty much stumble through Baroque half-awake, and that's exactly what I did. The gameplay is simple but requires just enough thought that I can use 15% of my brain and use the other 85% for wizard stuff. And yet, for some godsforsaken reason, I couldn't stop. I felt a strange kind of comfort in walking through the Nerve Tower's halls, having become so well-acquainted with them, and each time I saw the credits roll I took the opportunity to chill out to the music and reflect. I should probably see a psychiatrist, but overall I just think Baroque hits all of the right notes for me as a person. I feel comfortable in saying that it's one of my new favorite games, but it's not the kind I'd readily recommend to all of my friends. I am unabashedly in love with the narrative and the world, though, and I'm glad that I had the opportunity to play it.