The game was designed to be AA but by marketing it relation to Fallout brought AAA expectations. It's a fun game, I found the combat isn't shooter quality but that's to be expected for an rpg. The art style is really nice, especially the planets in the sky. Some of the quests were great but most of the side quests were basic go kill stuff or retrieval missions. Choosing skills helps a lot of conversation, sometimes argueably too much. DLCs are worth the money. Character building is a kind of a joke. Most of my actions didn't seem to have large effects. The depressed corporate humour can get old. If it wasn't at full AAA pricing I would give it 5 stars. Buy it on sale and have a great 30ish hours for a playthrough.
A classic game. As soon as I hear the narrator giving a briefing it brings me right into the game. Load it up with friends for a great time. The AI is functional if you enjoy that kind of gameplay. If you're looking for the modern experience just go play Ready or Not.
One of the first games I ever played as a kid and the music brought me right back. Good times playing with my dad and brothers. It's a classic and I don't mind the graphics but don't buy it with modern expectations.
The story is great and combat is okay. If you enjoyed the Witcher 3 then I would recommend it. With mods it looks pretty good.
If you love the series and the story it's a great game. Lots of interesting quests and interactions. Unfortunately the combat is essentially guitar hero with one chord, just click at the right time. If you don't enjoy that then don't buy it.
