Politics aside, it's literally just alright. The story and combat are passable. Best thing about the game is clearly just exploring the castle. Decent podcast game too (derogatory)

Will say though it does my nut in that this game is going to show up on "best games set in Scotland" lists when it feels like it could be anywhere, and all the Scottish people have awful tory accents

I speedran this on the hardest difficulty (which took ages ahah) and because of this, I skipped a lot of the side stuff and some cutscenes which arguably made the game worse.

Has some major issues with combat (on hard) but other than that, it's still pretty good. But I'd argue Stick of Truth is still probably way better

Seems like the common consensus on this is "it's not great/alright but as a fan of the film, the attention to detail is great"

my review is: it's not great/alright and I am not a fan of the film

Combat is way better. Dondoko Island is really fun. Story starts off strong and then falls apart fast (but honestly if these games had 0 story I'd still play and love them so it's not a huge deal)

Just a great time overall!

Really glad I finally got a chance to play this. It starts off amazingly, it seems simple and they just keep adding more and more features, which are paired with some incredible cutscenes.

However the game then starts to push it's (ok) story on you constantly. And it eventually adds so many features that just feel overwhelming. Thankfully you can skip a lot of these, but maybe it would be better if they just weren't there, and the effort was instead just put into the core game.