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Short version: 8.5/10. Soundtrack is killer, ran into a few minor bugs here and there, certain enemies can be more frustrating than fun to fight. Secrets all over the place. It's fun, it's real damn fun. But not flawless.

Long version:
Story: 9/10. It's actually fairly interesting, albeit kind of confusing at times if you're following along with it. It certainly has more story telling than DOOM 2016, if you're interested in it, it's here. If not, it really doesn't impact much of anything.
Soundtrack: 11/10. It's REALLY good. Not much else to say.
Audio quality: 10/10. The sounds of weapons firing, bits and pieces of enemies falling apart, and the general environments all work perfectly to establish both the gritty and sillier sides of DOOM Eternal.
Gameplay: 8.5/10. At it's best of moments, DOOM Eternal is an easy 10/10. At it's worst of times it's about a 6/10. Certain enemies and mechanics feel more like chores than they do fun to fight. There's a mechanic added where enemies will often push you when they hit you which heavily disrupts the flow. On higher difficulties it's very easy to find yourself stun-locked to death in lack of a better term. I also found a fair few bugs what with enemies vanishing instantly when dying, enemies and player clipping through the floor at times, and glory kills not activating in place of blood punching. However despite all this, these things only came up every so often and didn't hinder the overall experience too much. With some tweaks to a few mechanics and bug fixes this would likely be a 9 or even a 10/10.
Overall: I generally lean between 7 to 9 out of 10. With bug fixes I'd probably be more keen towards 9. Regardless, the game is an absolute blast to play and trust me; finding every secret is worth it. There's a nice little surprise if you do.

It's Halo, it works really well as a PC port. There's nothing more to be said.

The short: Inconsistent at times, interesting hitboxes to say the least, and a fair share of artificial difficulty make sekiro far from perfect. But outside of these, combined with a wonderfully designed world and story sekiro is a solid game. 7/10

The long:
Pros:
-EXTREMELY satisfying combat
-Well written story and character design with a variety of twists and surprises along with four possible endings based on player choices and actions.
-Astounding graphical design

Neutral:
-Soundtrack is OKAY at best. It's not bad, it's not good, it's fairly bland. The fact that- unlike in the souls series- music is constantly playing may be to blame but a lot of unique boss themes don't seem to stand out very much.
-While not inherently a bad thing, the game does have really only one specific playstyle. One weapon, and minimal character customization through skill trees. Obviously, this isn't soulsborne, but it is noteworthy.
-Lots of "cheese". A vast majority of the bosses can be cheesed through some gimmick or another. While obviously abusing exploits is optional, it's VERY common. Also a lot of areas can simply be ran through really quickly.

Cons:
-Hitboxes. Dear god. While not a super consistent issue there are somethings that are just REALLY bad, DS2 levels of bad. This seems particularly common with grabs but not universally so.
-Artificial difficulty. There is a very strange and extremely common theme that everything, including bosses, must have minions in order to be harder. All this really does is force you stealth as much as you can, get spotted, run off, repeat until the trash is cleared. This isn't a fun process most of the time, nor is it going to present a fair and reasonable challenge.
-Bugs. While minor, it was juuust enough to cause problems for me. At the time of writing there appears to be a bug related to quick items. I had rice selected yet when activated it used a sugar. I was recording this gameplay, rewinded to check, and sure enough it only showed rice the entire time.
-Poor boss design. While yes Sekiro does have some excellent bosses, and one of which is probably the hardest (and in my opinion one of the best) that From has made, there is also just so many poorly made partially related to the aforementioned artificial difficulty. Bosses that REQUIRE consumable, limited items. Bosses that are purely gimmicks. I don't want to spoil anything but if you've played you probably know what I mean.

I feel Sekiro is generally overrated as a title with its flaws excused as "oh it's From Software and it's hard". And before anyone calls me into judgement I beat this game 3 times at the time of writing, along with DS1-3 multiple times over. I ain't no game journalist. This isn't a flawless masterpiece of video games. It's good, I wouldn't call it GOTY though. 7/10, however it is disappointing these mistakes were made given this companies level of experience with these types of games.

It's halo.

Not only is it halo, but it actually works. Net-code seems pretty solid at the time of writing, haven't noticed any bugs either. Easily worth the money.

As a remaster it's meh, as a game it's still dark souls. Net-code works at least a noticeable amount better, it runs at a smooth 60 fps, the graphics are a little better than before. There's really no other changes than that to the old game, but overall I'd still recommend it.

Pros:
-Very good length: Beating the story and about 60% of side missions on my first playthrough took about 25 hours or so.
-Excellent atmosphere: The music, sound effects, lighting, and enviroment as a whole really do a good job of capturing the situation of Talos 1 being that of a mostly abandoned space station set in the near future.
-Polished and enjoyable combat: The weapons feel like they have weight and impact to them for what they are. While traditional weapons are limited to just a shotgun and a pistol, there are so many methods to approach combat with indirect weapons that are combined with the neuromod abilities you can unlock. Every fight is unique and the game rewards versatility.
-Good map design: Prey encourages you to explore, just about every situation can be approached in a few different ways depending on what is available to you and the game really thrives in this both in combat and generally getting around. Most of the time if you think you can do something you probably can.
-Good story: The story to Prey is both simple and complicated with plenty of twists and surprises to keep you on your toes without being so ridiculous as to make you lose track of what is happening. The element of choices matter is present in a way that isn't in your face but instead is more so related to how you opt to play the game itself and is VERY well done.

Cons
-Side quests can feel a bit grindy at times but most of them are worth the effort
-Occasional bugs, one in particular that comes to mind is when a mimic clipped through the floor and got stuck
-Occasional backtracking with no 'real' fast travel system

Score
9/10. Without the minor issues holding it back this could easily be a 10/10 game and I'd recommend it regardless to just about anyone interested in sci-fi, singleplayer shooters, or story driven games. As a note, I played and beat this game on the second highest difficulty on my first time playing.

Its good.

Best game ever made. 10/10. Anyone who says otherwise is just salty because of fanboyism. I suppose you could say that about me and Undertale. Go play it and make your own opinion then if im so wrong.

10/10 Best story ive ever played

Although i just started playing this game i must say i am really enjoying it so far. To me its similar to clash of clans but is not pay to win and is much more complex. current rating is 8/10 but im only at the surface of what i hope is a game that will carry on for quite some time.