As of now, I'd compare a lot of it to the choices you have to make in the Mass Effect series, at least in terms of what you'll say. The action is a bit... meh overall, but the writing works very well and has held my interest so far. The decisions can be very tough at times, and the game doesn't shy away from the nature of the series. There are zombies. There is blood. There is death. And there is fighting. I'd recommend picking it up if you have an interest in the Walking Dead series already or you're looking for a fairly interesting 'choose-your-own-adventure'/adventure game.

It's a Bethesda game. What else can I really say? Giant open world with beatiful scenery, customizable characters (which appearence still continues to be virtually pointless), and bugs. Though those have had some fixes thankfully.

What I love about this game isn't the solid driving mechanics, or the fun 'hop-in, hop-out' of any car you want gameplay. It's not the fairly solid story, nor is it the variety of things to do. The thing I love move about this game is the little moments. The times when you jump into a car and hear snippits of the passanger and driver talking, or the back and forth during some of the missions. The game is fun to play, but those moments are the ones that really make it a gem for me. I'd recommend picking it up when you've got the chance.