I like such approach to tell about a people's culture. Although it would be awesome if instead of separate videos the info from them was integrated into thee story itself (admittedly, not all of that info can be easily intertwined with a story-telling). But it's still a cool way to introduce other cultures to young people and kids. Inf act, I find it more suitable in terms of education than all of Assassin's Creed games (that do provide historic references and all, but they are for teens and older and there is a lot of bullshit and speculations in them).
In terms of gameplay the game seems simple and it also adds to its charm, actually. It's a platformer, based on jumping and sometimes switching 2 characters (if you play alone). And despite the snowy landscape you actually do never feel alone.
