By design, TUNIC, in a contemporary scenario, is flawed. It's hostile - leaving you with pieces of bread crumbs, often unintelligible and obtuse. No doubt it's confusing, and intentionally difficult to grasp for most who attempt to play it.

That doesn't mean I dislike TUNIC, though. The core reason why TUNIC is difficult to love is because of how much do you need to engage with it. Is it the world? Do you love deciphering manuals? Are the rewards for solving such a weird puzzle satisfying?

To be frank, TUNIC resonates with my brain, the morbid curiosity that constantly wants to seek, explore, discover and be baffled about. I love the opaqueness TUNIC offers.