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It's an interesting, somewhat light game that manages a good story even when you may already know what to expect. It certainly lives up to the warnings at the beginning, so don't take those lightly if you are in one of the cautioned groups.

If you liked the previous Sniper Ghost Warrior: Contracts, you'll like this one. The hardest difficulty is a bit tougher than the hardest in the previous game, which is nice. It has a quasi-open world feel to it with multiple paths to any objective. Exploration is encouraged, and some of the game will require unlocks/upgrades to try accomplish some tasks smoothly.

Solid sniping game with good challenges. I really like that sniper/stealth game play lasts the duration; it never becomes a good idea to run-and-gun the missions.

The game is a lot of fun and caters to a lot of different play styles. If you enjoy creating, destroying, exploring, or building up resources, then there's something in this game for you.

It's glitchy, which is really disappointing, but I'm a CP2020 player from way back, so I'm willing to live with the glitchiness for a bit as long as the story and characters are interesting. I can see this game having some legs after the technical bits get worked out, so I'll be on the lookout for CDPR's next steps. For the time being, I'm working through some of the alternate endings while trying to find the right settings for constant smooth playing on my i9 and RTX2080 pro PC which should be good with everything set to max all of the time, but isn't for some reason.

It is exactly what it appears to be and is both a lot of fun as a sim game and a reasonable approximation of flying if you're into that. Definitely need some sort of controller, but even my poor Logitech Extreme 3D Pro works fine and is responsive enough. My only gripe so far is that the airports don't match reality, so taxiing instructions sometimes sound like gibberish because (I think) they're telling me to use routes on the other side of the airport from where I am (see KCOS as an example).