I think the critique of Return of the Obra Dinn is flawed. The game only seeks two pieces of information for every crew member, but in actuality, you need to cr

I think the critique of Return of the Obra Dinn is flawed. The game only seeks two pieces of information for every crew member, but in actuality, you need to crack out a paper and pencil and start "investigating" to get this information without brute forcing the game's mechanics. By asking less of the player it actually provides very rich deductive experience, unlike any other detective game I've experienced.