Managed to pretty much 100% this in a relatively breezy 22 or so hours. Actually a fair amount of optional content and secrets at the end, rarely do I bother nowadays but it all felt rewarding including that dungeon they added post launch so I just kept going.

The four chapters to start the game are much talked about and though they are stop and start it felt logical for the setup and where it goes from there.

I enjoy the differences between the four chapters where they come from different places with different language, culture, and tech. Most importantly their philosophies on the world being so different.

Graphics, story, and basic mechanics are interesting and engaging. While the game says it is mouse only, the mouse controls are not very good, especially since there are certain areas of the game where you need precise control over moving the character on the screen. So if you have a disability or any type of lack of dexterity, the game will become unplayable because you cannot advance the character past that screen.

From a gameplay standpoint, it makes sense, however, in the context of the story where characters can fly, it doesn't. This was not evident in the demo. If it was, I would not have purchased the game. Luckily, I discovered this just under two hours in order to get a refund.