It's not a perfect game, far from it. It's pacing and some of the restrictions and linearity of the missions can be extremely frustrating and confusing sometimes, but even despite it's many issues, RDR2 is a masterpiece of story telling, characters, immersion and detail. Arthur's story and character is one of the most realized things I've seen in any game, expertly voiced cast and characters with an attention to detail that surpasses any video game in the last 20 years.

A solid title despite some issues. Game's story takes a while to get going, but once you start, it's probably one of the better gaming experiences I've had of the 8th generation of consoles. Some of it's rougher edges like the pacing of the story in the first and the third act can drag out, and it's main gameplay isn't very unique compared to other titles in the open world genre, but at the very least, all of the mechanics seem more polished than a lot of the open world stuff we get these days.

By far the best out of the "Souls" games apart from Sekiro and Bloodborne. In a lot of ways, this is the most polished and most well paced title in the series given it's options of weapons, armors, locations and bosses. DLC's are excellent, and the difficulty is the most fair and balanced in this series without never feeling too easy.