+ gripping whodunit story with some mystery elements
+ most of the background details are matter
+ chapter's backtracking
+ hint system without direct solution
+ art style

- brute force solutions
- music is repetitive and boring

Amazing game that deserves more recognition:

Pros:
+ zelda-like/MV exploring world
+ variety combat system
+ loadouts
+ hidden abilities that you can discover by yourself
+ unique time-management mechanic

Cons:
- not so catchy plot
- the real-time crafting system makes some boss fights quite easy

8.5/10

I was sceptical, even after the demo, but the game ended up being more than just another Souls-like. It masterfully wields familiar things to bring more than enough new ideas to the table, crushing but fair difficulty that provides the forgotten feeling of joy after defeating another boss.

Pros:
+ Combat system that mixed up some best Souls practices in a new way
+ Flexible playstyle. The game doesn't push you to play only one way, allowing to mix parry, dodges, or even through grenades
+ Most bosses are highly memorable both in design and movesets, which you'll be sure to memorise before you can defeat them
+ Weapons variety and customisation
+ Compelling story and soundtrack
+ Sounds and FX design overall
+ Several UI/UX improvements. Ergo’s meter, number of dropped items, quest icons, etc
+ Ability to respect almost everything, not just a character stats

Cons:
- Level design is mostly linear
- Imaginary variability
- Some things were almost never used (cube, canisters, etc)
- I'd like some P-upgrades to be available by default

YouTube playlist with all bosses

9/10