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There’s no shock, just indifference and a semblance of confusion. It dilutes the oomph of later revelations by infusing them with a sense of sheer randomness. It seems the developers were adding artificial flavouring wherever viable, proving detrimental. There’s no attempt to generate intrigue with breadcrumbs. It hardly plants seeds to sow doubt in what’s said. Every sliver of new information is presented very matter-of-factly. Sure, while the general gist of the plotline is straightforward, it also lacks nuance.

The storytelling itself is adequate but suffers from absent elements crucial to distinguishing between being decent or grand. Still, it would have been nice to see the others not be bland husks. To dedicate the focus to these two was an intelligent decision as they took center stage. Stormind Games did an excellent job injecting them with personality despite the brief duration of this journey – clocking in at 10+ hours, there isn’t enough time to feasibly flesh out all characters. It keeps them grounded and gives us some relatable spars of quips. It perfectly communicates their close relationship. It’s a superb showing of their comfort with one another, while also implicating possible romantic involvement. Their back-and-forth bickering even garnered an under-the-breath chuckle. For instance, the banter between both Protagonists, Avril and Mila, is fantastic.

The only apt description for the literary prowess of Batora: Lost Haven is how much of a mixed bag the quality is. Get you someone that stares at you like Avril looks at that sword.

Download the new for apple Batora: Lost Haven