For better or for worse, the most streamlined and least "annoying" and "clunky" entry in the trilogy. Not really sure where I'd rank it, each game has its own strengths and weaknesses. This one definitely has the best bosses, and by far. The locations feel like they mostly aren't really that memorable though (a lot of "we've already seen this before", with only a few real exceptions). Also, the game is quite easy (with the exception of the aforementioned bosses).

The whole concept of the story is quite fucking cool though.

Shit from a butt.

It's been 3 months since I last played this and at this point I've realized I just really can't be fucking bothered to force myself to finish it. I've completed 7 out of 10 chapters, if it was ever going to get good it already would've 10 times by now. I kept forcing myself to push forward through the torture this "novel" subjected me to, and for what? To "legitimize" my opinion by actually completing the whole thing? Maybe it was because I felt like I was going crazy whenever I looked at this shit's ratings and saw everyone praising it as the greatest work of art ever made. And so I kept looking for whatever the hell everyone else saw in it.

But nah, this shit's fucking terrible.

Maybe anime was a mistake after all.

The gameplay is actually pretty cool, though I feel like this "Dark Souls metroidvania - Uncharted action adventure" hybrid doesn't really work all that well. All the Dark Souls inspired backtracking, no fast travel exploration, saving and respawning at "bonfires" etc. can really break the flow of the gameplay and pacing of the story.

The combat's nice though, some of the boss fights are really great on hard (especially the last one). The story has some nice moments but is kinda whatever overall and the ending is pretty bad. The game's also really stunning in its visual direction and obviously the music's incredible but that's a given for Star Wars.