Pure Bethesda Game with all the exact same flaws and qualities as a Fallout 4 or a Skyrim. Except that in 2023 those flaws outweight BY FAR its qualities, especially as it feels they dont learn from their mistakes.

Pros:
- Lots of content
- Great work on the "being in space" feeling (DA on interiors, ship and some planets)
- Decent storyline
- Great faction side quest and some hidden one
- Nice and various choice in firearms and powers
- Strong modding community

Cons:
- Absolutely HORRENDOUS npc AI, it really feels like you are sourrounding by empty shell with the most unnatural and stupid reaction ive seen since a while. Reminding you every 30s that you are "just" in a game as "human" interaction feels empty, cold if not weird as hell.
- Companions empty af with poor design, and interaction with them is just plain boring
- LOADIND LOADING LOADING ALL THE F**** time, literally destroying immersion
- Terrible Ship dogfight system. Absolutely zero skill required (no real evasion maneuver, missile counter or such things) it is PURELY stats based hence VERY quickly repetitive and boring. Huge miss from Bethesda here.
- Terrible optimization on PC
- Even if more polished than its predecessor, very average looking for its current gen
- Inventories, weight system, skill system challenge etc ... outdated and feels very "heavy" to use
- Everything feels slow, but ... the bad kind of slow.

CONCLUSION:
Without mods, I would surely have give up completely on this game, but best is to let the modders and update improve the game to get back to it MAYBE after a year or so.

Oh my god the incredible memories ...
From the atmosphere, the music, the story, the characters ...
It has an unique and kinda dark aura. Something is really special about it.

In any case truly a classic of JRPG !

This game is the best and biggest surprise I got in my gamer's life.

It was my Bday and my dad took me to the toy store to buy a game with a specific budget. I really really wanted to buy Primal Rage that looked so cool in the magazine, but the shop was sold out.

Being a impulsive kid with no patience I decided to take instead "Brutal" cause it was a figthing game with animals. Close enough I thought. (even though it ended up being the most terrible decision of my life)

The thing is that in the process I end up having extra bucks in my end as Brutal was cheaper than the trending Primal Rage I was aiming for initially.

With what was left, i looked at the very few games matching my budget ... and I saw a second end Crusader of Centy.
Only because of the price was matching and the box felt like adventure I decided to took it as extra.

Well, arriving home I ended up booting Brutal that I stopped after 20 mn, and with disapointement I launched Century of Centy without any hope left.
I played all night until my body couldnt keep up anymore, and repeat the process everyday of my summer vacation until I finished the game.

Absolute banger, I called it the "Zelda" of the Megadrive to all my gamer classmates who all finished it after me. At some point I even prefered it to Zelda.

Amazing A-RPG adventure with a beautiful message against discrimination.

I still remember my excitement the first time I charged my sword to cut the grass with a throw, and when I realized that I will have tons of different way to do so.

Such a magical game, one of my most beloved A-RPG of the 16bits era.

Ps: I still remember the Sonic statue easter egg on the beach after 30years ... !