If games had similar scoring board as IMDB's "Top 100" this game would be the Shawshank Redemption.
At the time of writing this review, I have played about 11 hours. Not much, but enough to see that the game really isn't at all what it was said (read: marketed) to be, but something more simple. The world itself is beautiul representation of futuristic megacity, but it really lacks depth. Every mission seems prescripted and you as a player have little to none choice. The game gives the player a illusion of choice, but in the end the result is always the same. Need to admit, that I was looking for Witcher 3 level of meaningness, but it just isn't the case here. The game plays fine, and I have not met any game breaking bugs, illusion and immersive breaking yes, but the game hasn't crashed on me once. If you are looking borderlands type of shooter based in future metropolis, this really is a game for you. Otherwise, wait. The game might be good in six months or two years, who knows?
