> What makes this game great besides the nostalgia factor? Using some very light immersive sim elements and solid first person melee combat, the game rewards y

> What makes this game great besides the nostalgia factor? Using some very light immersive sim elements and solid first person melee combat, the game rewards you for winning fights unfairly: - You can lure enemies in front of a trap and kick them into it. - You can freeze the ground near a cliff and watch enemies go sliding off into the void. - You can throw an oil jar at the feet of enemies and cast a fire spell to ignite the oil and burn them to death. - etc. My only tip when playing is: if you're squaring off with multiple enemies at once and actually using the (very solid) first person combat system, you're probably missing out on some underhanded way to kill one or more of them in that area.