Each of the game’s three playable characters control differently, which can be a bit discombobulating when switching between them on the fly. For instance, the thief’s arrow attack is aimed and fired with the right stick, whereas the warrior defaults to a sword and shield setup in which that same analog stick is used to maneuver his shield. The more hours you sink into it, the more comfortable you’ll become with the various layouts, but it feels like the process could’ve been streamlined.