Fairly repetitive (if extremely satisfying) gunplay kept fresh with a very exciting, engaging approach to live service gaming that resembles a 500k man RPG session. The story-related slow drip of content with story arcs and community engagement is the real winner here

Shame manifests in many ways, but inside of a rotting GiS shell is an ARPG that takes actual skill to play amen

One of like the 10 games ever thats actually written well and also uses the medium as part of the storytelling. When my complaints boil down to actually interesting quibbles with narrative signposting or whatever we’re in rare air