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We expect Torment, which is the line of humanity, to answer questions like “what can change human nature?”, everything does not have to be resolved with fists, and Of course, words decide everything: it is power, it is anger, it is a weapon. Nearly 20 years, with the title of the successor of Planescape: Torment. When we hear the name Torment, surely we all expect something – not big, majestic, but it must be memorable, must be “special,” must be worthy of the wait. However, the writer personally thinks that if what Torment: Tides of Numenera shows as the “spiritual successor” of Planescape: Torment can be considered acceptable, then perhaps There is no need for the Torment name to return, at least for the time being. Of course, no one wants that the name Torment will sink into oblivion and “die prematurely” over time. It’s been 17 years since the greatest CRPG of all time – Planescape: Torment, launched and was so loved that it earned the title of “cult-classic” by fans of the genre almost two decades later. It’s one of the many endings players can pick up very early in the opening moments of Torment: Tides of Numenera.

You land, and that’s the last time we hear the name of Last Castoff, who foolishly accepted a tragic death while his identity and cause were still incomplete. You open your eyes wide and suddenly realize that the winds in the opposite direction seem to be trying to tear your eyeballs apart – “TERMINAL VELOCITY.” You plunge your head into the light in front of you like a rocket in the hope that The faster I fall, the faster I’ll get out of here.

You realize that you are in free fall – a shapeless, black void surrounding you, making you sense that the wind is going against your body. You can feel a strong wind blowing across your ears, through your neck and limbs.

You wake up with heavy eyes that seem to want to resist your will and keep closing them despite all your efforts to open them.