Also just to clarify, this world's sandbox is S Tier. And I've never seen anything like it 😁 It doesnt mean it has the depth of witcher 3, or the writing of RDR 2 lol Gg

One thing I see barely anyone mention is how every interior seems to be enterable. At least I have to yet come across a building that I can't access yet, which by itself is an INSANE achievement. Not just empty rooms either, fully furnished and full of items and detail.

If a game can get you to actually just walk or stare for any period of time, then you know it's top tier.

170 hours in. Game continues to be jaw dropping. I have been recommending it to everyone I know. Even if it isn't "your genre". What an amazing experience!!!

I'm at 200 hours. Still there's crazy quests, mechanics I haven't seen before and super wild bosses. You just never know what's next with this game.

I remember just putting a marker on the map about 2000m away. Took me over a day to reach it because of all the distractions/content on the way.

I feel u, got around 130 hours in it myself, and every time i pick it up, i dont want to put it down. Im a 52 yr old lifelong gamer, and after damn near every big title past several years never living up to the hype, this one has restored my faith in how great gaming can be. Other developers better take notice. We're not settling for a half baked game using season passes to make us pay for the rest of the content anymore...at least im not

The escapism in this game is surreal, the world just feels so alive!

I don't know any other open world game that I have played for 160 hours in 4 weeks working a FT. It basically became my second FT job.

The game is so optimized that I can run it on a 6 year-old gaming laptop, in full cinematic mode, 2560x1600 resolution, with ray-tracing, at 60+ FPS... absolutely insane

As a 54 year old gamer, and a fan of Skyrim the past 15 years, I can honestly say I will probably die before I "Finish" this game. And I ain't even mad.

We’ve spent years dreaming of a world this reactive. CD is the first game to actually build it.

90+hrs in and I'm still on chapter 4 and just focusing on npc interaction and base building. Clearing bandit camps. Exploring and investigating in detail. Love this game.

I'm enjoying this game so much, 2026 GOTY for me!

There was a lot of love, blood, sweat and tears shed to make this game, no doubt. Either that or just brazen human suffering. I'd personally love a survival mode where eating and drinking are a little more at the forefront

150 hours in and I’m not even half way thru the main quest line. You said it best it just gets better as you continue. From walking tree giants to flying wiverns, this game is the best 70 bucks I’ve ever spent on a game in a very long time.

I feel the same way about this game. This game might be my favorite game I've ever played.

Game of the year? Game of my life dawg.

I am 265 hrs. deep and it really, genuinely NEVER stops showing me new things.

I think that’s what captivates everyone about CD—it doesn’t feel like a game but like a childhood dream where you were the hero. Especially in today’s world, where life consists only of worries, problems, and endless work, it offers everyone the chance to escape reality, at least for a little while !