Not that it will get dirty forever.
Ill need to clean my keyboard soon.
I keep taking screenshots of Felvidek.
I cant take enough.
I want to make a scrapbook of every character and every line.
Felvidek, set in 15th century Slovakia, is all about honeyed words and grubby deeds.
Pavol is an alcoholic knight with marriage woes.
Matej is a seemingly devout though often hilariously flexible priest.
Theyre a farcical if committed double-act who often alternate between curbing and encouraging each others worst instincts.
You sprint about on its overworld, explore, talk to folks.
Everything we think is stable is piled on top of chaos like sandcastles on fault lines.
Everything we clean will get dusted in dead skin again soon enough.
Every time you return to Jozef, he helpfully reminds you where to go next.
And it’s gear youll want, as its the only way to get stronger.
Its a little bit Shakespeare, some Stoppard, Cervantes.
And yes, a bit Python.
The story takes place in phases, locking out some quests and offering new ones at certain moments.
I wanted to make Pavol my own a little more than the game let me.
Hes an alcoholic in prose, but rarely ever in deed.
This review is based on a review build of the game provided by the developer.
