I was not expecting to be hit in the feels as soon as I booted up this game. And yet, there I was, being hit in the feels. You play as a young dragon (Called ‘Draak-kin’) in a world where humanity is growing in strength and disrupting the way of the Draak. The story is engaging and it feels rewarding to solve puzzles and overcome challenges. You will die and have to start over; it is a cycle of the game; but if you do it right, you will become stronger every time, and the knowledge of the game is the most powerful tool you can bring. I have gotten 2 of the 3 main endings before I burned out, and both seem to leave room for more stories in the future, which I hope comes. The biggest downside I can see with this game is the fact that while you can start in later acts, if you start in act 3, you get to bring just as many treasures from previous acts as if you started in act 2, despite the fact that act 2 has far more available treasures than act 1, and as such it feels punishing to try and get the other endings as it’s best to start from the beginning every time.