Played on Linux using WINE through Lutris - runs perfectly. Sable is, without doubt, one of the most beautiful experiences I've had in gaming. Honestly, the world looks and feels amazing - I even used the photo mode a few times, despite rarely doing as much in other games, because it just looks so incredible. The wind is also really well modelled, which is surprisingly nice just to sit and watch. The story is more of an odyssey. It's about the characters you meet, the places you go, and the things you think of doing along the way. There's no combat, not even any danger, and it's just you and your hoverbike entering the wild world of endless deserts (though, whilst deserts, the terrain is actually quite interesting, with plenty of things to look at and climb about along the way, however I do recommend getting every chum egg you find, your stamina really doesn't hold itself for long). Not to mention the lore. Rather unique world and lore, don't want to spoil it here but it's nice to look on and ponder. Bugs - yeah, there's a few bugs. Didn't have any framerate issues, minor stutters every now and then but they lasted about three frames and I barely noticed them. Bugs regarding quests personally were nonexistent (a lot of reviews mention bugs - think they were mostly patched out), although there were a fair few graphical bugs that happened. Nothing major and nothing that particularly disrupted anything. tl;dr Great game, great world, great characters. Bugs are mostly patched out, with occasional, minor ones that don't disrupt the experience. P.S. Make sure to flick the in-game frame limiter to 60 if you can run it at that speed! Didn't realise for a good half an hour it was auto-set to 30! PC Specs Used: Ryzen 5 3600 Nvidia 1050ti 8gb DDR4 3200mhz RAM
