pkmin3033
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It was surprisingly good, I thought. It IS pretty stunning to look at (even on a standard PS4) although the character facial models cross over into uncanny valley a few times. Combat is very technical, too - you pretty much have to aim at enemy weak points (which you can scan Metroid Prime style) if you want to do any damage at all. The plot is...eh. It's nothing to write home about, but Aloy and the world sell it pretty well. She's a very interesting protagonist, and delving into the ruins of civilisation is fascinating. Don't expect anything highly original from it I'd say, but it's definitely engaging.How's Horizon Zero Dawn? I've seen bits and pieces of it here and there, but the graphics look absolutely phenomenal.
As far as open worlds go it's a pretty small one, but there is a lot more to do in it compared to say, Breath of the Wild, which I felt was very empty by comparison...something I tried to avoid, but it was inevitable considering I was playing them simultaneously. Although in a lot of ways it feels quite dated...you can't even jump up short ledges, which is frustrating at times. There isn't a huge amount of variety to weapons (although you can blast off weapons from machines and use them, which I felt was awesome...especially when I butchered a Thunderjaw with its own disc launcher, haha) and you're stuck with the same spear at the start which does very little, but it offers a reasonable degree of freedom in play style.
Really looking forward to the expansion later this year. I'd recommend picking it up if you're stuck for something to do...and even if you're not. xD