Apparently many love this.. I don't. But I'm a PC gamer and don't think I've ever enjoyed a game designed for consoles then subsequently ported to PC. Before the game loads a pop up screen forcing you to click something to acknowledge before loading says something along the lines of 'This game is best played with a controller - so sit back and relax' <- says it all really.

However, apparently controller support will only become available with an upcoming paid DLC. <- the story of Sony surviving and thriving as a games publisher would be more riveting than whatever's offered up here.

The 15mins gameplay I put up with was just walking sim, and excruciatingly boring at that. Went to the Steam discussion area to see how long the boring part lasts, it's around 15hrs apparently, with the world slowly opening up in that time. Within the first sentence of the description of this game it's called 'open world', but from what I've seen I seriously doubt it ever becomes truly open. It appears likely you'll still be forced on to tracks to move between locations, with the locations themselves being open?

I'm not willing to put in 2 full work days worth of time (being more bored than if I were at work and being paid for my time) to find out. The content is for a mature audience, but the initial "gameplay" is for 5 year olds. Games are supposed to be fun and entertaining; this was neither for me.

Apparently many love this.. I don't. But I'm a PC gamer and don't think I've ever enjoyed a game designed for consoles then subsequently ported to PC. Before the game loads a pop up screen forcing you to click something to acknowledge before loading says something along the lines of 'This game is best played with a controller - so sit back and relax' <- says it all really. However, apparently controller support will only become available with an upcoming paid DLC. <- the story of Sony surviving and thriving as a games publisher would be more riveting than whatever's offered up here. The 15mins gameplay I put up with was just walking sim, and excruciatingly boring at that. Went to the Steam discussion area to see how long the boring part lasts, it's around 15hrs apparently, with the world slowly opening up in that time. Within the first sentence of the description of this game it's called 'open world', but from what I've seen I seriously doubt it ever becomes truly open. It appears likely you'll still be forced on to tracks to move between locations, with the locations themselves being open? I'm not willing to put in 2 full work days worth of time (being more bored than if I were at work and being paid for my time) to find out. The content is for a mature audience, but the initial "gameplay" is for 5 year olds. Games are supposed to be fun and entertaining; this was neither for me.