I completed the game 100% before deciding to write this review. I explored every corner of the world, although I’m sure I might have missed something. The game is beautiful, and the gameplay is engaging, but there isn't much variety in the threats you’ll face. The enemies are repetitive, both in terms of bosses and regular opponents. Despite this, the desire to explore the entire world remains strong, as the world itself is excellently designed.

What saves this game from the lack of enemy variety is the ability to change classes, of which there are quite a few. Each class offers a unique experience, and playing with each one is genuinely enjoyable. With every class change, combat feels like you’re facing completely different enemies, which adds freshness to the game.

Most reviews of this game focus on issues with optimization and microtransactions, often sounding more like complaints than actual evaluations of the game itself. In my opinion, anyone who enjoys traveling and immersing themselves in a well-crafted world will find something to love in this title. However, it’s not worth buying the deluxe edition or any other in-game items with real money—everything you need can be found in the game world, and there’s plenty of it. Don’t worry about the controversy surrounding microtransactions either—you don’t need to spend extra money to get all the items in sufficient quantities.

Finally, I’d like to return to the optimization issue I mentioned earlier. On my system, the game runs smoothly in 4K (RTX 4090), but I know that with 4070 models, there are performance issues. The game world is fairly large, especially considering the limited fast travel options, but is it really big enough to cause such problems? Definitely NOT.

I love this game and highly recommend it, although, unfortunately, it’s not motivating enough to play through more than once. Thanks for reading my review, and I look forward to some substantial DLC.

I completed the game 100% before deciding to write this review. I explored every corner of the world, although I’m sure I might have missed something. The game is beautiful, and the gameplay is engaging, but there isn't much variety in the threats you’ll face. The enemies are repetitive, both in terms of bosses and regular opponents. Despite this, the desire to explore the entire world remains strong, as the world itself is excellently designed. What saves this game from the lack of enemy variety is the ability to change classes, of which there are quite a few. Each class offers a unique experience, and playing with each one is genuinely enjoyable. With every class change, combat feels like you’re facing completely different enemies, which adds freshness to the game. Most reviews of this game focus on issues with optimization and microtransactions, often sounding more like complaints than actual evaluations of the game itself. In my opinion, anyone who enjoys traveling and immersing themselves in a well-crafted world will find something to love in this title. However, it’s not worth buying the deluxe edition or any other in-game items with real money—everything you need can be found in the game world, and there’s plenty of it. Don’t worry about the controversy surrounding microtransactions either—you don’t need to spend extra money to get all the items in sufficient quantities. Finally, I’d like to return to the optimization issue I mentioned earlier. On my system, the game runs smoothly in 4K (RTX 4090), but I know that with 4070 models, there are performance issues. The game world is fairly large, especially considering the limited fast travel options, but is it really big enough to cause such problems? Definitely NOT. I love this game and highly recommend it, although, unfortunately, it’s not motivating enough to play through more than once. Thanks for reading my review, and I look forward to some substantial DLC.