But the best part of any good RPG always has to be the storyline. On one level, the storyline here is your basic story of "underdog versus Empire" - however, it's character-driven. It's the people that count, and the plot becomes more and more complicated at the end. The story goes beyond black and white, unfolding in the carefully directed FMV sequences, the characters grow more complex, and the thing comes together nigh perfectly in the end. Something that helps a great deal is the fact that the environments in this game are so very immersive - it feels like this world is real, and designed the music, towns and enemies by itself. Everything is completely appropriate, but no two areas look the same. This all-around excellent design makes for a more visceral experience, helping the player truly get into the game. And what a game it is - there probably isn't another developer that managed to cram so much into fifteen to twenty hours. Captivating in every sense of the word, and screaming to be re-released.