The Sword starts off as a regular mansion heist. But quickly, you begin to realize that... well, nothing is as it seems. Some mad sorcery is being worked here, and it turns the familiar into the unknown. The usually pretty orderly structure that is a mansion, is turned into a chaotic mess. It's pretty daunting and confounding, especially the uppermost floor.

On replays, the readables you find make a lot more sense. Why does Constantine pay his architect with raw lumps of gold? What kind of magic is used to twist this mansion in such a way? Why is there so much greenery inside?

The topmost floor can be a bit annoying at times, however. It's almost all marble, and there's a lot of guards. Obtaining the titular sword can feel like an obtuse process. This time, I just fell the right way to land on my feet, sword in hand. I think you're supposed to use Rope Arrows? I wouldn't know, as the guards were on my tail and I had to go.