Iki Island already felt different from Tsushima as soon as Sakai reached the shore. The huge mountains and all those destroyed ships made the place look much more dangerous, beautifully dangerous.

The Skull Crusher definitely chose the wrong moment to ambush you, although your crew standing nearby and watching the whole fight was a little suspicious. I almost thought you were going to die in that

Gennaro was apparently important enough to get his own private rescue mission, while you had to sneak through an entire camp and clean up half the guards first.

Yeah, exactly.

I enjoyed that puzzle because it made good use of the environment instead of simply giving you a normal locked door.

That was definitely one of those jumps where you just hope the landing goes well.

Totally.

I remember hearing about this boss before, but the instant-death chase makes it sound even worse than I expected.

I can understand the panic from those footsteps. Nemesis doesn't even need to appear on screen to make you nervous.

The apartment building sounds way more unsettling than the street outside. Those random doors slamming would have made me nervous too.

I can see why you call this a perfect first level. It teaches the game without ever feeling like a tutorial.

Yeah, that part was ridiculously easy to miss.

Poppy is definitely one of the characters who makes the creature side of Hogwarts Legacy more interesting. You can tell pretty quickly that she genuinely cares about the animals rather than just treating

Really grateful.

It was basically too late to reconsider the decision after I went for the jump.

The visual improvement is probably the first thing that caught my attention too. Rockstar seems to be putting an insane amount of detail into the characters, environments and even the little things happening

Right, the discovery is getting crazier.

It was cool seeing something that looked like scenery, but actually become part of the solution.

That little piece of history turned an old wreck into something worth stopping to investigate.

The crew singing while the longship sailed toward the blockade was one of my favorite parts. It made the whole trip feel like a proper Viking voyage.