Yeah, I'm enjoying it okay, but it hasn't sunk its teeth into me. I've held off on looking up a lot of stuff for the moment, but getting confirmation that, yes, I require a tool I don't have before I can do X or reach Y saves a lot of time on fruitless exploration or banging my head against an impassable obstacle, which is the part I don't like about these sorts of games.

That said, I mostly picked it up as a side dish because my wife wants to follow the narrative in GoW:R and we couldn't line up time to advance the story for something like a month. Now that things are settling back down, I'm mostly focusing my attention that direction.

love the red color of your profile

It's an interesting game that has a lot going for it, but suffers from mediocre or bad execution at every turn. Some of that can be excused as pretty standard of that era (bland samey environments, wooden voice acting, and a nothing story) and others things were already done much better by that time (melee action, mechanics, and camera). Definitely a game that had a lot more ambition than could be realized by the people and money behind it.

[Alter Echo! It's on my list of games that I wish would get a sequel. Not because I found the original so good, but because it's a great concept but executed with what I felt was mediocrity, and deserves a chance to be improved on. Fun style, and I like the morphing aspect, but got tiring for me.]