It's hard to know what to say once you finish a work as unique as this. It seems the type of game to have its fair share of detractors claiming it doesn't do anything that differently, but that is to view it only on the level of a traditional RPG, which this is anything but.

The denseness of the work, combines with the non-traditional way of following quests and passing checks, gives meaning to seemingly minor decisions, creating a wonderful tapestry of a world, a city, a man.

I love this to pieces, and I feel like there are so many different ways of playing, but I like the thought of my single playthrough being definitive, so I may just leave it there.