It’s a really nice, nerdy touch that adds to the sense of immersion, and there’s plenty more if you’re interested in history. To get an idea of the level of historicity, Tobi explains that medieval artists would depict people in motion by drawing them with multiple limbs, so there’s a picture of a three-armed miner in the corner of the map.
The map and the in-game menus all adhere to a gorgeous, authentically medieval aesthetic. Tobi, the splendidly-bearded PR chap, says “the compass helps you to find where to go, but you will never see an arrow on the screen ‘talk to this guy’ or ‘take this item.’ If you need more help, you can open the map.” The minimalist HUD features only a health/stamina bar and a compass, where quest markers appear – again, it’s very Skyrim, but a little less hand-holdy.
Eventually, mum lets me out to explore Silver Skalice, Henry’s hometown ( which really exists).
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