In Leipzig you presented a unique feature - branching storyline. Can you elaborate how will this feature affect the actual gameplay, and what it gives to the player overall?

ML: Well, we decided not to divide player's choices between good and evil, and leave the moral aspect to the player. You saw the presentation, so you know the general idea and it's examples. Player's choice is not only important for further quest results, but also is an effect of player's actual feelings about the things that happen. That's very engaging, when every decision is subjective and brings a different solution with following consequences. Also, the most important choices have their effect much further in the gameplay, just to avoid loading the game to check the alternative way out. You'll also notice a butterfly effect sometimes, when banal situations can cause quite important consequences in the story. We're on the opinion that thanks to those features we got very close to the atmosphere of the book, which we hope players also will feel.

Any clue, how many hours will the player take to finish the main quest?

ML: It will take approximately 40 hours to complete the main plotline