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The graphics, performance, and stability were great as well, and I really loved the use of the whip in both platforming and combat. Lots of replay value too, I still have not found all relics or solved all puzzles even after finishing the game.
I didn't mind that melee worked better than guns too, kind of made sense. My one nit pick is the friendly AI at times get in your way, but Gina didn't bother me as much as some. In fact the friendly AI in TLoU Part II get in your way far worse, despite it being a top notch game.