[capnzapp]

Hi, before I read any rpg-net review of a new classic fantasy rpg I've never heard about anywhere else (despite being fairly well versed in the industry), but yet still gets a near-perfect score, I first would like a meta-review of the the review itself: Is this one of those all-too-common thinly disguised advertisements with just enough knocked off a perfect 5/5 score to pretend the reviewer is presenting an objective nuanced review, but in reality is just an overlong "buy this now" sentence giving no real insights into the workings of the game and certainly doesn't mention any real flaws? Because with those characteristics, chances are it is, unfortunately.