The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing: Final Cut

Game seems to be designed so that all builds are reasonable and can be used unless playing Constructor (Minion class), which is entirely reasonable.

The story benefits from this strong world-building, pulling the player into a continuous war between myth and invention.

Attractive visuals, great VA, engrossing story, mindblowing amounts of loot, an enormous roster of skills, multiple classes, some really fun gameplay features, and one hell of an awesome sidekick --- this was something genuinely enjoyable to play :)

Art style and world building – Great (if you ok with not serious tone with jokes)

The combat system and class structure set Final Cut apart from most of its genre peers.

Voice acting in the game for the majority of npc's is absolutely hysterical and super hammy, but for some people it's wonderful and fits them perfectly (Todor Schimko is an example).