re: Seems like every positive Twitter review for Star Wars: Outlaw is from a "pronouns in bio"

Finished the game. It was good, not great. The patches along the way have tamped down the sneaking element and made the game more enjoyable/easier. They have also made combat more of an option. The game has obvious influences of Uncharted, Assassin’s Creed, Ghosts of Tsushima, a little GTA, and maybe a hint of Mass Effect, but it does nothing as well as those titles. There is a fair bit of card playing. It’s not Witcher 3 level card game fun, but I didn’t mind at all when the game pushed you into playing because of the story. The recent DLC at a card tournament was actually pretty good. The game crashed maybe twice in my entire play through and basically ran smoothly (ps5) throughout. The graphics looked pretty good almost all the time and were fantastic in some places. The companions you pick up for your team are mostly just there. Your little sidekick Nix is absolutely great though (he is basically your force power in a non force using way). The story had enough going on that I wanted to see how it ended (the big twists you can see coming though). Things that I thought might be considered overtly woke were pretty minimal in comparison to the length of the overall game. That game length can stretch on if you do a lot of contracts (which are often literally fetch quests). The female protagonist is fine. My biggest problem with her is I kept thinking they should have just moved the timeline and made this a Han Solo game. Bottom line, if you love Star Wars, and know it’s good not great going in, I think you will have some fun with it. If you are not a Star Wars person, I would go play one of the other many titles it is clearly drawing inspiration from.

I'll never understand someone downvoting a poster for enjoying something. It isn't like you are saying "people who don't like this are incels" or whatever.