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Really really good Metroidvania fun, marred only slightly by a few niggly platforming sections and the odd abrupt difficulty spike.
The final level/area in the game in particular deserves praise, just a fantastic piece of game design.
Nice dash of humour as well, though they lean pretty hard on references at times and some of the lines of dialogue are absolute groaners.
But your mentors throughout the game are a chicken called "Combo Chicken" and a lecherous old goat, and one of your attacks is literally called "Dashing Derpderp". Comedy gold.
My abitrary numeric score for this game is 15 out of 17.

First things first: if you buy this game, get the fan-made DSFix patch to sort out the visual issues in what is a truly awful console port.
Okay so: I still can't figure out whether or not I think this is actually a good game, but it's certainly the most fascinating one of the last console generation. The good things about it are stupendously amazing (combat, sense of place and immersion, Metroidesque world design) but the weird stuff about it is kind of crazily ♥♥♥♥♥♥ (opaque RPG mechanics, boss resistances/weaknesses that cannot be logically deduced). The barrier to entry is absurd and I would argue most gamers - not most people, most *gamers* - would need to take a look at the game wiki before even attempting the first level if they want to get any enjoyment out of it at all. I would also argue that half the reason for the fanatical cult following is that it's the exact opposite of all the boring lead-you-by-the-nose design-by-committee perpetual-quest-marker ♥♥♥♥♥♥-cutscene-riddled tutorial-fests that dominate AAA gaming at the moment. Like modern games are so scared you might get a widdle bit stuck somewhewe, so petrified of the rollercoaster stalling for a minute, that they've sacrificed the satisfaction you feel when you discover stuff for yourself and overcome real obstacles in exchange for an experience which is kind of okay fun the whole time but completely unmemorable afterwards. But boy oh boy is this game a crazy backlash against all these tendencies.
I recommend it because I think it's utterly fascinating and totally fantastic that it exists, and that anyone who likes games should give it a go at least once because if you're the right kind of person for it you'll probably love it so much that it will ruin other games for you. But by the same token, The Legend of Zelda games conjure a lot of the same good feelings, without the trade-off of all that dread and fear and frustration. So this is a recommendation with a caveat I guess. I dunno. This is probably not a great product recommendation. I'm really bad at selling stuff to people. The only thing I could sell when I worked at a phone store was an iPhone most of the time, and that was because people would literally just come in and say "Hello, I want an iPhone".

EDIT: After an investment of a good 25 hours, here is my revised review: this game is amazing. Buy it. Buy it now.

In this game there are four warring factions and the main questline involves siding with one in a battle for an important resource. But this is a role playing game where you can actually roleplay, so you don't simply pick a side and then you're stuck, nor do you ping-pong between factions like in a Rockstar open world game, watching your protagonist voice a weak objection to conduct he elsewhere found abhorrent before going along with the quest because you have to to finish the game. No, in this game I am doing work for NCR while secretly advancing my own interests, planning to turn on them at the last minute like a magnificent bastard (because I ain't leaving those bureaucratic fools in charge of my New Vegas homies, this lot couldn't raffle a chook in a pub). Also, I found myself strenuously objecting to the ethics of Caesar's Legion, so I stormed their camp and killed Caesar and all his guards and now everywhere I go NPC's say stuff like "That's the guy who took out Caesar" to each other. 5 stars.

♥♥♥♥♥♥ game design doesn't not count as ♥♥♥♥♥♥ game design anymore if you include meta-commentary on the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ of of said design elements (by making a series of VERY similar jokes) and their prevalence in other ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ designed games.
The game suffers from the same problem as Snakes on a Plane and Grindhouse: if you are going to go for intentional silliness and retro parody, you need to go all the way, and here you don't see full commitment in every aspect of the game or its story. It's bog standard fake-open world stuff with repetitive combat clearly made for gamepad rather than mouse and keyboard, with a crazy 80's colour palette and frequent interruption to gameplay for some occasionally-not-crappy jokes, ham-fisted pop culture references and some mildly amusing cutscenes which are nowhere near as funny or clever as they could have been.
Just watch the trailer. I wouldn't usually recommend that for a game but basically you get everything there is to get from the game in one hundredth of the time.

This game came out almost ten years ago. A lot of other single player first person shooters have come out during that time. This is still the best one, and the gulf in quality between it and every other title in the same genre to be released subsequently is so huge that it's kind of embarrassing. It's on sale now for a pittance and in exchange you get 15-25 hours of game design of such brilliance that if you were to count all the games that are in the same stratosphere, you would not need more than one hand. A thoroughly essential part of the gaming canon. Unless you don't like shooters, puzzles, scary stuff, or games that lack cutscenes, dialogue trees or role-playing/character customisation. But I don't know. It's my favourite game, and if you give it a chance, it might be your favourite too. :-)

This game is a buggy, lazy, cynical cash grab made with none of the love and care of either of the two earlier games in the series. So glad I didn't pay more than ten bucks for it.

I am kind of mad with myself about how long it has taken me to get this game.
Do you like Super Meat Boy, the movie Drive, and ultraviolence? If yes to any or all of these questions, you will like this.
Just good clean family fun. Assuming your family is the Manson Family.

Cool little action RPG with a unique setting which is a little bit steampunk, a little bit Western, a little bit sci-fi fantasy, but which has a flavour all its own. The dynamic narration and the way the game world literally appears just before you as you move are also really cool storytelling ideas, given that the game's narrative conceit is that what is unfolding is the player avatar's story as retold to another person. Also cool gameplay, controls, equip/levelling system etc it's a little bit like a Diablo or Torchlight which requires actual skill. Also it has maybe the best score I've ever heard in a game, definitely a few of the best individual songs. You should probably get it.