Story: Our character wakes up in a room and need to leave the Maw. Along the way we discoover what Maw is and what it does. There are no dialogues or text to read or listen, so story is learned from what's happening on the screen. But in the end it's nothing deep or innovative. I was disappointed in how shallow it turned out to be.

Gameplay: Game is a mix of light platformer, puzzle and a bit of creepy atmosphere. But it's neither platformer, puzzler nor horror. Many compare this game to Limbo and Inside. But while Limbo had nice puzzles, that focused a lot on trial and error; and story in Inside was not entirely predictable - LN does neither have unpredictable story nor innovative puzzles.

Instead we get puzzle with really basic design, platformer with control and perspective problems, story that is average, and stealth that's barebone (hide under table to not be visible - that's all).

There are few chasing sequences that are frustrating due to controls and checkpoints that are too far apart. If I already beat chase sequence and died shortly after due to badly timed jump - I should restart after chase sequence. Not before it.

There are two types of collectibles, but they do not unlock anything. And as you need to restart whole level to grab them (not possible to pick checkpoints inside the level) - it feels like a waste of time to start level anew to find collectible we missed.

Graphic, music, bugs: Music is really nice, but there are graphical problems with character models and animations are sometimes wonky. Controls are sometimes wonky, which should not be a case in a platformer game. And game was randomly crashing for me to the desktop.

Story: We need to stop nasizsts :D Story is predictable but still enjoyable. We can read optional diares and letters to learn bit more about characters background, or listen enemy talks that comment our previous actions.

Gameplay: Stealth is possible, but game was certainly no designed to be played slowly. We get passive bonuses for using weapon in certain way (killing x enemies with gattling gun will allow us to carry it in our inventory, killing x enemies with last bullet in the magazine unlocks faster reload etc.). Like in other games in the series we can use double weapons, find collectibles (that do not unlock anything). Enemy AI seems a bit lacking, as they can get stuck behind the cover.

I found climbing mechanic interesting. Instead of approaching wall, pressing E and then pressing W to climb we need to interact with wall, and then alternately click left / right mouse button to climb. Releasing button makes our character take the pipe out from the wall, pressing the button bury pipe in the wall. If we hold both buttons both pipes will be in the wall, if we lose rhythm and release both buttons - we fall down. I think this kind of mechanic could be used in Tomb Raider series.

Graphic, music, bugs: Game is bugless, but graphic feels a bit dated. Especially rocks or some foliage looks like taken from Skyrim. But character and weapons models are of higher quality. Music is fine.