Hack, slash, repeat with added pew-pew. Only with so much customization it isn't funny, to suit your playstyle. I guess the simplest way to sum it up would be "space ninjas with guns" and leave it at that. The soundscape's pretty darned good, the graphics are unreal, and i've literally run it on a dying potato before with next to no problems at medium to low settings. It's got some bugs, but MOST of them aren't really noticable until you find yourself in the hubs. MOST being the key word in the last sentence, t'be fair. Fun time waster, but uhhh be prepared to have to drop some real world money on extra item slots if you truly want to excel at the game. The storyline's pretty well written, fairly deep, but you don't interact with it much in the immediate sense- however, once you're caught up with it how you and others play seems to affect the big picture. I could be wrong on that, i'm not yet caught up, but just from talking with a few people here and there. The parkour feels fluid, the combat is. . . not quite seamless, but very fragging close, and the community is fairly wholesome. Just be ready for LOOOOTS of grinding to get parts and blueprints, unless you have the money to speed it along. And that's literally the only real use for real world money: item slots and items to allow the game to be played easier. The items themselves which you can grind for if you've got about 15 hours to kill per item, and some luck. Thirty if ya don't.