The good: the game has more variety than I initially expected and the item placement is well thought out to make this challenging. It also has generous hints and no time limits so you can choose your own limits, rather than becoming frustrated.

The not-so-good: the setting and pictures are a bit dark and depressing and the story is a bit predictable - not horribly so, but enough that you are not really surprised at the end.

Overall, I enjoyed it and found it could be played more than once, especially if you let some time lapse between games.

I have to admit that of all the "Margrave" games, this is my least favourite. It doesn't mean it isn't a good game, just I had issues with sticking with it. That said, you should try it for yourself and make your own mind up.