Didn't know what to think at first when playing this. Found it when looking for games similar to Last of Us I think. It looked alright, but i was weary of the motorcycle aspect. Last of Us was linear (which I tend to prefer in games. Less need to explore, can completely search ares without much hassle, and generally more story rich), but when I got into the game, the shooting was alright, the tracking part was alright, the motorcycle was alright at first, but the world building and characters were what I think kept me going back in.
During my first playthrough, I was constantly debating returning it (despite having owned it for two weeks), but eventually, I grew rather addicted to it, playing it for hours. At first I treated it like a stealth game, but realizing that everything respawns eventually (pointless to spend so much time just taking down one area which would otherwise be a simple few clicks and loss of ammunition), but I eventually got into the open sandbox groove and actually for the protagonist and wanted to see justice paid or the loved reunited. On an additional note, this game has rekindled my love for motorcycle riding, and I will probably look for a dirt bike racing game now to enjoy that.

Didn't know what to think at first when playing this. Found it when looking for games similar to Last of Us I think. It looked alright, but i was weary of the motorcycle aspect. Last of Us was linear (which I tend to prefer in games. Less need to explore, can completely search ares without much hassle, and generally more story rich), but when I got into the game, the shooting was alright, the tracking part was alright, the motorcycle was alright at first, but the world building and characters were what I think kept me going back in. During my first playthrough, I was constantly debating returning it (despite having owned it for two weeks), but eventually, I grew rather addicted to it, playing it for hours. At first I treated it like a stealth game, but realizing that everything respawns eventually (pointless to spend so much time just taking down one area which would otherwise be a simple few clicks and loss of ammunition), but I eventually got into the open sandbox groove and actually for the protagonist and wanted to see justice paid or the loved reunited. On an additional note, this game has rekindled my love for motorcycle riding, and I will probably look for a dirt bike racing game now to enjoy that.