I have to admit, the game has some bugs - but at least on PC they are not really disturbing. Rather small funny glitches from time to time. Had once a problem in the first mission where Jackie would not continue if you silently take out the guy with the LMG. For others he stood in the doorway and you could not proceed. But that can be solved by just using an auto-save point from a few minutes before. Unfortunately I cannot speak for console versions as I don't own them. But sources which play them on PS4Pro and PS5 tell me it's actually pretty ok and they could finish it without major hickups. I would not see the game as a pure RPG but rather story-driven atmospheric game - which like it's predecessor Witcher 3 was too (there are choices in dialogs, but they do not really matter a lot most of the time). Side missions are ok, they are not as interesting as in Witcher 3 to be honest, but still SOOOOOO MUCH better than bull... busy-work like in Assassin's Creed (boring as ...). World is ok. Police AI/handling should be improved, otherwise ... yeah random NPCs walking around doing random stuff ... well, that's normal. Main missions are just awesome, very cinematic and excellent performance and a lot to see. In my opinion most people ranting about the game didn't even play it or are some spoiled little kids just shitstorming about anything having no clue about development whatsoever. This is a AAA game and should be noted as such. Current user feedback is driven by social media and not by people actually playing the game.
Exploration game with rather easy riddles. But visually stunning and very good atmosphere (almost cthulhu-like for some time). You cannot really fail this game as it is designed to rather tell you a story you unfold piece by piece. Overall I really enjoyed the game and was almost sad that it was rather short, I could play more of that.
