Depersonalization

It's not so bad that it kills the game, and the overarching story does become more enjoyable as a result of understanding every single little moving part.

Depersonalization is a unique and engaging game that combines character customization, narrative-driven progression, puzzle-solving, and reality-warping elements.

This is not thaat egregious of an issue because combat still serves its purpose well enough and stays enjoyable for the length of the game's story content, and can stay enjoyable in replays if you simply try not to min-max that hard.

For instance, they’ve already addressed the limited number of playable characters modals, which was a concern I had earlier, and I’m glad to see that improvement.

Combined with a lighting effect and background it delivers just about information to feel engage into the story.

Immersive stories, great characters, core gameplay is very expansive with steep learning curve.