Enjoyable open-world RPG with a solid gameplay foundation but exhausting repetitiveness and lack of polish in many areas.
+ excellent build customization that encourages combining and switching between the three worthwhile classes
+ frequently challenging but rarely frustrating difficulty for a normal playthrough
+ robust action combat facilitating both tactical and reactive playstyles
+ enormous amount of optional yet decently written and rewarding side content
+ (almost overbearing) lore giving depth to anyone and everything
- appealing art style and interesting world blemished by a pervasive barenness
- easily exploitable crafting system that can trivialize anything
- many long walks without any possible movement speed increases
- mute protagonist who is only given the illusion of choice a few times
- 3 at best mediocre expansions
- frustrating inventory management with too little space and no sorting options
- terrible cutscenes and storytelling in general
- forgettable characters and plot from beginning to end