Total Chaos

But I've yet to encounter anything along the lines of immersion-breaking bugs, crashes, or even performance issues (I'm on an RTX 4060 Ti), the combat is basic enough to be accessible while also making room for skill expression with its finer mechanics, and the content of each level is effectively doubled when you take the time to explore new sections or sniff out secrets nearby.

The combat looks basic on the surface but is actually pretty furnished and fun despite the games long length.

The story is one that truly caught me off-guard with its execution and depth, taking plot elements I've despised in other titles and made them actually GOOD?

The animations are well done, grotesque elements are often actually disturbing, and there's good variance to the environmental textures.

It kept me guessing what's going on and I was really taken in by the great writing, the excellent voice acting and those big moments that kept me hooked.

No botched post processing, no frametime inconsistencies, decent loading times, no crashes, no softlocks, no kernel level anticheat in a single player game, no denuvo, no EULA that will steal your data, and (engine) console availability.