I'm a big fan of games that pose interesting questions (like here, "What matters to you?") and also games that move forward regardless of your successes/failures. Seems like this one is a winner on both counts!
I also am grateful to you for highlighting a Cool Thing that I wish more games would adopt. I love when a game gives me the curiosity and ambition to find my own place and purpose in it, and I get increasingly bored when a game instead acts as a AAA to-do list with no mystery in its questlog or markers.
I'm a big fan of games that pose interesting questions (like here, "What matters to you?") and also games that move forward regardless of your successes/failures. Seems like this one is a winner on both counts!
I also am grateful to you for highlighting a Cool Thing that I wish more games would adopt. I love when a game gives me the curiosity and ambition to find my own place and purpose in it, and I get increasingly bored when a game instead acts as a AAA to-do list with no mystery in its questlog or markers.