It's honestly funny reading some of these reviews. People play for 20–30 minutes, struggle with the controls for five minutes, fail the first puzzle, and then rush here to leave a negative review.

Yes, the controls take a bit of getting used to. That’s called a learning curve—something modern games have almost completely erased by holding your hand every second. Big yellow markers, constant guidance, zero thinking required.

So when a game actually expects a little patience and effort, suddenly it's “bad design.”

Personally, I’m having a great time. The world is massive and genuinely beautiful, and the combat feels fantastic—fast, impactful, and satisfying. Every hit actually feels like it matters.

Maybe the problem isn’t the game. Maybe it’s that people forgot how to play anything that doesn’t treat them like beginners.