Would you believe I feel this may be a difficult "Review blurb" to write? This is a game I definitely grew up with as a kid, even though it came out a year after I was born (it was my brother's copy), and for the longest time it was my favorite game. It is one I never finished; I kept getting stuck versus Hoy Quarlow (I couldn't, as a 4-year-old or however old I was, fathom switching hands to hit the vulnerable side of his face). It's a game I replay often at this point, maybe once a year, especially now that it's on the Switch online. It's still fun to this day, though, and I would definitely recommend it, especially if you're good at noticing patterns and are looking for a decent challenge.