Sherlock Holmes + Sapkowski + Tłusty Czwartek, tylko z demonami i carską policją.
Twoim bohaterem jest Salutorowy Dr. Strange z Warszawy, który rozwiązuje sprawy przy pomocy… istot z innego wymiaru i sarkazmu. Warszawa jest tak mroczna, że nawet lampy gazowe mają depresję.

Pokemon: Poland Edition

A solid 8/10. Although it's an RPG, the combat almost feels secondary to everything else most of the time, whilst the story and character interactions take priority. You'll spend most of your time investigating, exploring and interacting with the residents of 1900's Warsaw.

In conversations, you'll be presented with a number of dialogue choices, some of which can change the direction of the story significantly, such as which faction you align with, how certain events play out, and how the story ends, both good and bad. Many interactions can result in combat, or you can attempt to talk your way out of a fight. Some fights are inevitable, such as with some local drunkards that just won't listen.

In combat, you have 2 actions you can take at the same time: Wiktor's own actions (mostly physical attacks), and thaumaturgy attacks done by Wiktor's salutors at his command. Salutors are demons of sorts that can be collected throughout the game through investigations. Each salutor has a specific "flavour" to their move sets, i.e. pure damage, RNG, crowd control, mental (focus) attacks etc. Each enemy has a trait that improves something about them in combat, such as reducing damage taken, being resilient to crowd control or status conditions etc. which can be removed by attacking with a specific type of salutor. Each character in combat has a focus meter, which when depleted, allows you to attack with a more lethal attack. Even on the normal difficultly, there's enough challenge to encourage you to use most of your salutors and use different strategies.

As mentioned before, during investigations, you can have the opportunity to collect more salutors. Doing so not only improves your versatility in combat, but what options and avenues are available to you in conversations and investigations, which can affect how the story plays out.

Good game with an interesting setting and gameplay. Maybe a bit long for what it is. Plenty of replayability, but I'm not sure I'll return to it.