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Tunic is more than it appears. It treads familiar ground to classic Legend of Zelda-style adventures, with simple combat, a large overworld, and a selection of bosses and dungeons. However, it’s what’s added on top that really shines.

To start with, the foxy hero doesn’t even have a sword, but throughout the game you’ll slowly accrue all the equipment you need. Your inventory houses weapons, gadgets, consumables, and passive perks — all of which have their uses. In the countless treasure chests, you’ll also find items with which to upgrade your stats, among other rewards. It’s basic stuff, but it’s executed well and presented clearly.

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