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Okay? What if I've heard the story? I find the most immersive games to integrate story with gameplay seamlessly, and even 2D platformers have been capable of doing that for years.
This game is a movie. It is a really really good interactive movie. But when it comes time to dust off my soulslikes, or run through my best metroidvanias, I'm leaving this one on the shelf. I don't get much enjoyment rewatching the same movie unless it's a comedy for some reason. I get crazy enjoyment out of replaying adventure games, using my knowledge of the first playthrough to aid me in my second, beat it faster or have more fun. It is extremely unfortunate to see the replay value of a game this good get tanked by its exposition. While it's a very good story, it is one you sit, watch, and read. Absolutely throws me out of immersion when what I want to do is fight.