Incredibly charming game that has you follow a changing community over several decades. It borrows motifs and themes from Umberto Eco's post modern novel The Name of the Rose.

Its like if Medieval European History student was bored of their unemployment and wanted to write a fan latter to said time period and put their knowledge to use. Reads like a dull fanfic and plays worse with nary an animation not stilted with walking feeling like such an imprecise chore in particular. No voice acting and the music barren with basic sound design. I learnt about Vespers I guesst though but truly felt like the writer wanted to see how much they could name drop from their field of expertise than anything. Has elements of background character choice that gives you new dialogue options but the timing system and progression can be clunky and not seemingly aware of certain choices already made.

All walk, no (good) talk.

I played this game over the christmas holidays a few years ago. I loved the historical setting, the attention to detail, and the story that plays out over the 3 acts.

It's a bit slow going at times, but I really appreciated it from begin to end.