So I say this after 70-ish hours of gameplay. It's a decent game. Now that statement alone means I'm in the minority of players already, but as someone who is a reasonably casual gamer now (got to love working for a living) this game seriously kept me going. I remeber when Skyrim first came out, and I put in hundreds of hours into that, first on the PS3 and then on the PS4 (yes Todd got me twice) but that game also had some serious bugs in it. Did it stop me playing? No. Did it ruin the experience? Also no. Because I looked past the imperfections and enjoyed the parts that worked, and the glitchy weird stuff, just didn't bother me, I can't think of many games if any, that have been released in the last 10 years that have been perfect on day one. This game is a lot about mindset. If you approach it just wanting to have fun and enjoy a new world to explore and lose yourself in, you can absolutely do that. If you're wanting a hyper-real, graphically perfect, almost cinamatic experience, try something else.(or go and touch grass for the first time maybe) I'll try and bullet point things the best I can. If you want details then I'll happily answer messages. Is the game fun? Yes. Which I think is sort of lost on most people. Is the game worth it? Get it on sale or as a gift then yes Are there bugs? Yes. No worse than skyrim. Will my PC run this? My old GTX1650ti i7 based system could so you should be fine on most things. Are Project Red trying to fix things? Yes. The game is way more stable than it was and no doubt will continue to get better. Is there room for expansion? Absolutely, there is so much I would love to see added, how practical some of it would be I don't know, but the inspiration they have provided with this game is incredible. Will you be putting in more hours? Absolutely. I have completed less than 50% of the achivements so I'll be going back for more, and finding some of the things I missed first time round. Tl;dr - Get it, enjoy it.
