After Witcher 3 and Batman and every other open world action-adventure of the past 10 or so years, this is barely anything new. Except for its mechanical dinos. The gameplay feels very good--the UI of the buttons and menu all felt very well organized to me. The world is interesting, but the story to develop it is lackluster. The characters are wooden, and Aloy's performance is especially repetitive and unengaging. It isn't really worth 20 hours of your time if you've played other games like it, but it's definitely fun in minute-to-minute dino fights.