I haven't played a lot of this game, yet, but it's pretty clear that the rave reviews are deserved. It's a smooth integration of arena-style play, level-based play, and a the classic game's premise. Advanced versions of familiar features, like the map, journal/story history, and a simple player progression system, actually makes the vision of the original game more vivid.

Side note: I first experienced nearly continuous video "gliching" *while* running compute apps simultaneously/concurrently.  The effect looks like bit like tearing, but much worse, with many lines where the buffer is not contiguous.  But, it's not tearing, it's that portions of the screen are actually black/empty for a frame or two, but it looks like tearing because it's so brief that the black areas ghost a bit from the previous buffer. However, there are also isolated squares that are black elsewhere in the buffer, it's nearly all the time, and doesn't go a way with tripplebuffering, so that's when I figured it wasn't just tearing.  In any case, I can hardly call this a problem with the game, since it doesn't happen unless I run GPU computing while playing.  However, this is the ONLY game I've played in the last 10 years where this happens, so it took me a while to accept that was the cause.