The biggest thing for me is just how good the world feels. Pandora is genuinely beautiful and immersive, and I found myself stopping a lot just to look around or fly through different areas. It’s one of those games where the atmosphere does a lot of the heavy lifting in a good way.

Gameplay is solid and fun — nothing revolutionary, but it works well and feels satisfying, especially when you get into the flow of exploring and combat. It can be a bit familiar if you’ve played Ubisoft-style open-world games before, but I didn’t really mind that.

The story is decent and fits the setting, even if it’s not super memorable.

Overall, I just enjoy playing it. It’s not perfect, but it’s a really nice experience to just get lost in.

It is a very good game but my pc can barely handle it even with it being a 3060.
You also better put it on an SSD rather than an HDD otherwise it's going to be very choppy.
I am unsure if I had been dealing with bugs or if it's because it was running on an external HDD.
I plan to eventually get a better PC that can handle games like this because from what I have experienced even on the lowest settings, it's still damn gorgeous and the exploration is outstanding.

I'll make a better review when I have a better PC that can handle it :)

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