Overall a decent game. However, there are a few sections that still feel like they need rebalancing. The first bird boss, for example, just feels like it's built around burning items than it is to allow you to do anything technical.

Graphics are beautiful. I've seen a few complaints about stuttering, but it ran fine on 4k@165 for me (borderless).

Having only one song for combat is... Tiresome.

D.U.M.A. (a drone companion you receive) gives a new perception on how to take combat, though it does feel repetetive quickly. What never really clicked to me through my whole playthrough, was why my action point cap would fluctuate up and down mid-combat. When it was on the smaller side, and I felt like I needed to use D.U.M.A., I found myself without enough action points to use all of my skills.

When you fast travel, there's a slightly deceptive dialog that appears, claiming you may miss out on story and/or cutscenes. At times when the game truly wants you to take a specific path, fast travel is already prohibited, leading me to believe that it's just some character interaction dialog that may be getting missed while moving about the open world.

Overall a decent game. However, there are a few sections that still feel like they need rebalancing. The first bird boss, for example, just feels like it's built around burning items than it is to allow you to do anything technical. Graphics are beautiful. I've seen a few complaints about stuttering, but it ran fine on 4k@165 for me (borderless). Having only one song for combat is... Tiresome. D.U.M.A. (a drone companion you receive) gives a new perception on how to take combat, though it does feel repetetive quickly. What never really clicked to me through my whole playthrough, was why my action point cap would fluctuate up and down mid-combat. When it was on the smaller side, and I felt like I needed to use D.U.M.A., I found myself without enough action points to use all of my skills. When you fast travel, there's a slightly deceptive dialog that appears, claiming you may miss out on story and/or cutscenes. At times when the game truly wants you to take a specific path, fast travel is already prohibited, leading me to believe that it's just some character interaction dialog that may be getting missed while moving about the open world.