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It's ok for what it is, but becomes stale very fast. If it had more variety in all its aspects it would've been a great little game, sadly the way it has been set up now once you figure out the solution you just repeat the same thing over and over.

It's short forgettable and unfinished but not the worst thing you can pickup.

It's a step up from witcher 3 in my books, very glitchy but not unplayable. The story beats are solid and CDPR did a good job as always with those, the gameplay is just ok but not a total letdown.

The story and sidequests are great, amazing even. Graphics are spot on too, where the game falls flat is the unrewarding exploration and boring combat along with essentially no rpg mechanics. Perhaps it tried to do too much at the cost of quality.

As a huge fan of the genre I found it subpar and uninteresting, it had the premises to do great things but generally falls flat.

It doesn't do anything new but what it does is solid enough up to the end. If it was a little bigger and with a bit more variety it could be great, so maybe if it gets sequel one day.

I wanted to love it but it was just bad. Story was a mess, combat wasn't interesting and you couldn't take 2 steps between random encounters that take far too long to deal with. The graphics and sound weren't bad for what they aimed for but still could've been better, especially at full price.

I wanted to love it but it was just bad. Story was a mess, combat wasn't interesting and you couldn't take 2 steps between random encounters that take far too long to deal with. The graphics and sound weren't bad for what they aimed for but still could've been better, especially at full price.

It's good but short, you will get about 5 hours out of it. Majority of the game is a series of puzzles so it's not as fast paced as it could be.

It's a great game with fantastic graphics, that said it gets a bit repetitive and there's not much to find through exploring other than cosmetics, if it had a little more weight in its RPG mechanics and more rewarding exploration it would have been a 10.

A very strange journey through the human mind and an interesting spin on the isometric RPG genre. You can be insane and talk to visions or just use stone cold logic all packaged into a detective noir storyline, just don't expect any form of combat. One of my favorites this year.

Easily one of the best games this year if not this gen, it has an interesting setting/story, beautiful vistas and relaxing gameplay broken up with a bit of stealth and action and aims to make you feel good. Sure it's not for everyone but neither are sports games or racing games. The online component and helping other people get to where you have been after blazing a trail is fulfilling in a unique way. Most people bashing it haven't even tried it and just want to be part of something or are throwaway accounts as is super obvious.