When Lind first entered the Banshee's Illusion, he grasped its unique trait—that it seemed to be a horrifying ritual site, but by shifting one's mindset to treat death as part of the game, the allure of the Banshee's Illusion for the Undead became stronger than ever before.
The game belonged to a niche genre characterized by randomness, unidirectionality, high punishment, and high freedom.
High punishment didn't mean it was unliked—instead, the charm of restarting everything after death brought a plethora of new surprises every time.
Due to various weapon combinations and the game's randomness, each restart provided a fresh experience worth relishing repeatedly.
In a single game, constructing one's unique build through different weapon combinations, creating the perfect form that matched one's inner vision, and then dominating foes was the core pleasure of the game.
