The intricate world is phenomenal, and the underlying messages of the story resonate with me a lot. But this should have been a 3-4 hour experience and perhaps even a film, not a game. There was too much unnecessary backtracking and random conversations that didn't add much to character development or story. The last hour of the game is by far the best (despite next to no gameplay).

If you want to get the feeling of old-school (360/PS3) multiplayer shooters, this is the best you're going to get by far. The gunplay and sound design are excellent. And much to my surprise, even random players in your Squad tend to work together and actually give a fu** about completing the mission.

Fantastically immersive from start to finish. I honestly can't fault a thing, which might be the first time I've ever said that about a video game. One of my favourites of all time.