Saddle up before ou play this game, it is a masterpiece. The story is nice and tidy and, if you are feeling a little weight of prejudice in the first sections, don't worry, you will be mind blown by the ending.
This is a great ending to the trilogy, this one was crafted to be the most appealing and enjoyable of the three, and it has reached its goal. But, be careful, because you will be going from 0 to 100 in no second, since the endings vary severely.
I got into this game with my expectations somewhat in the middle, after having played the first week I really enjoyed the experience I had, so I thought why not proceed? No regrets. It is a marvelous game, with plenty of choices, and even new mechanics compared to the first entry. I really liked the story and most of all, the cultural references. Man, if you play this game you better be ready to start pointing at the screen with the cleverness shown, from Skyrim to Clint Eastwood, the game takes a real peek.
I thought it was going to be worse, however, the flow of the story got me going and the choices offered felt simple, but at the same time meaningful. I do recommend if you want to get into the genre, but beware it's not as complex as other titles out there.
Considering the nature of the game, I wasn't expecting much apart from a drift of reality, however, the writing is really compelling and is engaging enough to keep you going for more, I guess you could strip out all dirty scenes and still have a great game.
A great game. The only thing not so great is the price.
