This game is AMAZING. Huge step up from Vermintide 2. Graphics, gameplay, missions, sound... the devs have upped the ante to 11. Tons of fun, this will be my new favorite for a while.....

Pros:
-Some of the best graphics I've seen to date, even with ray tracing disabled
-Complex, atmospheric, lived-in levels
-Brilliant overall art style
-Smooth, intense gameplay
-Top notch sound design
-Great enemies that sometimes legit scared the ♥♥♥♥ out of me
-Great dialogue and teammate chatter
-Impressive performance despite being in beta
-You can literally see maggots and cracked skulls FLYING off enemies as you dome them, and Ogryn's shotgun turns heretics into blood fountains.

Cons:
-Intro was too long, but now the story does feel more personal than it did before
-Still the ridiculous hub design where you have to run half a kilometer to the map before you can start a mission
-Levels can be a bit confusing to navigate at times
-Some UI is not all that intuitive
-Stamina sometimes feels a bit lower than I would like
-Dumb as ♥♥♥♥ teammates who hoard all the ammo and heals (or go way ahead and get killed)
-No ADS toggle
-Lots of server errors
-One too many clicks to do simple tasks in the menus
-Some settings didn't persist after re-launch (looking at you, godawful ctrl crouch)
-Expected day-one bugs. One teammate got trapped in a pit. Lost all my exp when the game crashed at the end of another level. Etc. I have faith the devs will make it right in time.

At 1150 hours, I feel able to give a reasonable-enough review for folks looking into this game.
Hunt is unforgiving. The first dozen or so matches (maybe 5-10 hours) will be complete shocks and chaos. Their tutorial is not great; if anything, it teaches you how NOT to play the game well. But if you have a friend who's familiar with the game, or if you watch a few streamers/YouTubers, you'll quickly get a feel for this game.
It's fun, edge-of-your-seat, brutally realistic action (as in, one bullet from someone you don't see or hear ends your match). It's a game about stealth, movement, and strategy.
The weapons all feel well-balanced. You can kill just as effectively with your starting guns (if not better) than the final-unlock automatic rifles and semi-modern tech handguns.
Crytex listens to the community, they don't craft cheap DLC to belch out (I've bought most of it) just for the money. There's arguments that some skins are "PAY TO WIN" because they might disappear into the forests better. I find this is generally untrue for seasoned players, and feel like the devs are working ahrd to keep the community happy and the game thriving.

If you are the type of person who got this far looking into Hunt - I think you're probably the kind of person who would enjoy it. Give it more than 1-5 games to get used to it. Remember, you don't win - you just live to die another day...