I enjoyed it back on PS3, lost access to said PS3 before finishing the game, and ended up getting this several years later. Some of the writing is "eh" now at best, but parts of it do retain a sort of charm. I'm always a fan of a "space western" aesthetic, but I do wish that the environmental variation had hit earlier than the endgame of the main campaign. That said, I had fun and the add-on campaigns are already showing a more steady footing and confidence in itself. Will possibly redo this review once I've finished them.