Though I find this scenario to be good, I think the beginning is one of the weak points. But it’s always hard to design beginning and get the player involved in a new plot. You are wandering in a remote corner of the Honeycomb, but only two little settlements are there, and you really don’t know what you do at this place; then you’re sent in the under caves in Vahnatai lands, and it takes some time before you really know what you must do. So, the plot’s beginning isn’t very addictive.

But most of the game is interesting, with some tough fights and tricky puzzles (the seismological station and the teleporter maze, especially). The dungeons can be nasty, with mean enemies. The plot seems rather common and simple at first sight, but with thorough explorations, you find all is not what it seems, and that’s an evident plus to the scenario.

So, the main weaknesses are the sometimes-hard-to-understand plotline (at the beginning, and the abrupt end, due to the fact it’s only first part of the story), and the fact that some towns aren’t really necessary and don’t offer big interest. But the scenario has some valuable challenges and good ideas in it (enjoy yourself killing hordes of smileys: all you’ve ever dreamed of without daring to do it!). Aftershocks will surely be even more interesting when the sequel will be released.