Gameplay? Awesome. It's a bit on the easy side, but traversal and combat are pretty fun. The visuals looked nice too, but I do think they were a bit all over the place (different characters looked like they came from different games).

I do have a number of gripes, though. The story is just too out there for me to enjoy. The game just dumps you in the middle of this fantasy world that has way too many different pieces of jargon for me to fully understand what was going on. The game also isn't too clear on where some vital items are for continuing the story. You just have to explore. Which is usually fine. But this game doesn't have the best indicators on where things are. Also, I do wish there was an option to toggle on a minimap, that option was missing here.

Overall, I still had a lot of fun due to the actual gameplay. But the experience surrounding it? It could have been better.

Gameplay-wise? This game rules, I have very little complaints. Exploring and fighting feel amazing here. I loved just running down paths I've never been down before just to see what lied at the end of each of them. But the story leaves a lot to be desired. The pacing is pretty bad in my opinion. The last act of the game is extremely rushed, and I entered the final mission without even realizing it. It was kind of a bummer, since I wanted it to be a bit longer. In fact, I kind of feel the amount of quests in this game in general was lacking, I feel like there should have been double the amount there actually was.

Also, one thing that I REALLY didn't like was during the postgame, there was a chain of quests that I didn't do in the correct order despite the game indicating there was no such cutoff. As a result, a quest I had open automatically cancelled and there was no alternative. It really soured an otherwise solid postgame area.