The climbing mechanics are surprisingly advanced, fun and simple to use at the same time. I would love to see another game where they are used their full potential to create tricky puzzles because the routes in the game are on the easy side.
I bought it because the screenshots looked very nice but they do not represent the ingame graphics. - the biggest problem is global illumination. It's noisy, has bad quality and pop-in at near distance when moving the character or camera - overall the color grading and lighting feels off because many places (especially outdoor) look like they are "glowing" and missing something - reflections are created using a very noisy screen space effect. This wouldn't be a problem if this effect wasn't used on way too many surfaces in the game - DLSS is not supported and the builtin temporal AA suffers from aliasing - fullscreen not working correctly because it imposes a 60 FPS limit (workaround is to use borderless window and hiding the windows taskbar) So I was dissapointed with the graphics, but only because the screenshots looked so good. On the other hand the recorded cutscenes have a high bitrate and at least 1440p which is great. I liked the gunfights on highest difficulty because headshots are deadly and you are not allowed to make many mistakes. But melee felt weirdly easy even on the highest difficulty. You basically only press a button to win. On the plus side the game never crashed and the only bug I have seen was character ragdolls not behaving correctly.
