Overall, I really enjoyed my time with the game. I took 110 hours to get through the main game, where I went out of my way to do as much of the side content as possible. I think my biggest gripe is with the amount of filler text / characters that are not clearly sign posted. I was carefully reading through almost everything up until Act 4, when I realized most of it wasn't really contributing to the plot or side stories.

As many others have said, I found the Crusade mode to be pretty tedious and a waste of time. Would definitely recommend running it on auto, as it eats up a considerable amount of time. Enemy armies don't stop spawning even if you conquer the whole map.

But there's way more good than bad. I loved the overall narrative and many of the characters you meet through the story. The mythic paths leave tons of room for replays because they are more than just some extra abilities on the side. That, alongside the huge depth and breadth of builds possible, makes this an easy recommend for someone familiar with the Pathfinder ruleset. If you aren't (like me), it can be a bit rough, but it is very satisfying to get the hang of it :)

I've really been enjoying this game so far! The hit detection is solid, and it rarely feels like the game counts something as missed when it shouldn't have (the only time I've disagreed with it is with the shield--the shield looks bigger than it actually is).

It's fun and reasonably paced. I don't realize how hard I'm pushing until my session is over! I much prefer this over something like Beat Saber for fitness because the focus is on working out, not scoring points, and I haven't felt like the movements are so fast I could injure myself with bad form.

Especially with the boxing mode they added, I think this will be my go-to over BoxVR for some time :)

I'm a big fan of this game, and I'd recommend it to anyone who wants to monitor how they're doing with guitar. In my opinion, it would be a mistake to only use Rocksmith as your guiding light for learning guitar, but it does push you to get better. The main problem is that it can't really tell you how to get better. I've been taking lessons along with learning theory from a book, with Rocksmith as practice in addition to warm-ups and other practice routines I have. It's not the end all be all, but it is a good tool to have.

I've owned this game for 24 hours. I have played this game for 15 hours. Why did no one warn me?

Edit: Many hours later and this game is still the bomb. No regrets.

This is probably one of the worst games I have ever played. The ball clips through blocks, the physics make no sense, and it infuriates me to the point that, if I had a physical copy of this game, I would snap it in half and burn it. DO NOT BUY THIS GAME.