Aztaka is gorgeous to look at, listen to, and learn. It's one of those titles that feel entirely new, and somehow nostalgic at the same time. Then again, if anything makes me nostalgic in any way, it gets fifteen points from me! Ha! Anyway, the controls are like a traditional WASD platformer, but the attacks and general HUD maneuvering (which you do a lot) are done with the mouse. You start out feeling kinda chunky, but as you learn the feel of the controls and gain some spells, it gets a lot more fluid feeling. All art is hand painted, the soundtrack is immersive especially when you come across the live recordings with choirs. QUALITY indie game right here. A lot of work went into it, and it's well worth the price.