8/10 game in my opinion.

I can see how other's complain of performance issues with the game but considering it was ported from a console game and how it ran on my computer, I had no issues running it at high graphics settings at 60 fps or above on a moderate to high end laptop. I think the recommended specs are for running it on low graphic settings so if consider it if your computer is better than those specs.

I really like the main story and while the side quests are there, they are not repetitive or boring to do but in fact they are also fun and interesting to do as well. I recommend doing the side quests as the skill tree is quite big and you would need 90% of the skills there to be learned so better start levelling up. Though you would get levels easily by doing side and main quests so it would go with little effort. Story is not the most mind blowing experience but it certainly has a pretty interesting story and especially considering the beautiful world, it was very enjoyable and did not get bored towards the end like some other games where you would want it to just finish.

The DLC is included and it has at least 10-20 hours of content and its somewhat connected to the main story so considering it is included, it is a plus.

I strongly recommend this game for those who are interested in this type of game but if you do play it, please turn on aim assist as it changes the game completely. I thought aim assist is not for me as I am an experienced player but this game has some weird hit boxes which will drive you crazy for all the shots you cannot make. When the assist is turned off, you have no help from the game and have to hit the machine parts or people at the right exact spot at the right pixel. 1 mm off and you miss the shot. There is so much movement during a fight, the machines move fiercely and you are also constantly moving, plus the fact that you are aiming at a third person angle, its pretty difficult to hit during fights. Trust me and keep the assist on if you want to enjoy the fights as much as the rest of the game.

8/10 game in my opinion. I can see how other's complain of performance issues with the game but considering it was ported from a console game and how it ran on my computer, I had no issues running it at high graphics settings at 60 fps or above on a moderate to high end laptop. I think the recommended specs are for running it on low graphic settings so if consider it if your computer is better than those specs. I really like the main story and while the side quests are there, they are not repetitive or boring to do but in fact they are also fun and interesting to do as well. I recommend doing the side quests as the skill tree is quite big and you would need 90% of the skills there to be learned so better start levelling up. Though you would get levels easily by doing side and main quests so it would go with little effort. Story is not the most mind blowing experience but it certainly has a pretty interesting story and especially considering the beautiful world, it was very enjoyable and did not get bored towards the end like some other games where you would want it to just finish. The DLC is included and it has at least 10-20 hours of content and its somewhat connected to the main story so considering it is included, it is a plus. I strongly recommend this game for those who are interested in this type of game but if you do play it, please turn on aim assist as it changes the game completely. I thought aim assist is not for me as I am an experienced player but this game has some weird hit boxes which will drive you crazy for all the shots you cannot make. When the assist is turned off, you have no help from the game and have to hit the machine parts or people at the right exact spot at the right pixel. 1 mm off and you miss the shot. There is so much movement during a fight, the machines move fiercely and you are also constantly moving, plus the fact that you are aiming at a third person angle, its pretty difficult to hit during fights. Trust me and keep the assist on if you want to enjoy the fights as much as the rest of the game.