To all the reviewers that say this game was made for 8 year olds and lacks depth, substance and challenge as well as being broken and boring:

"I'm sorry that something new and different pulled you away from whatever playerunknown-league-of-battlefield-fortnite-duty-moba-royale game you've been addicted to (ever since your girlfriend dumped you for playing too much world of Warcraft).

Why don't you go back to playing that unoriginal fodder because we all know that's what really gets you aroused and giddy. You are too biased to give a game a fair shake and an honest review so no one should give a damn about what you have to say."

Now, at this moment, I cannot give this game the full review that it deserves as I have only put in about 3 to 4 hours of play time. But I can honestly say that within that 4 hours I've enjoyed every single minute of Biomutant.

This game is chock full of new ideas and feels like a breath of fresh air in a sea of video game halitosis. Is it without its bugs? No. It has them. Is it without its glitches? No. It has them, but what brand new IP doesn't?

This game was made by a team of 20 people who weren't afraid to step outside the box and say, "hey, this might not work but it hasn't been done before. Let's give it a shot and see what happens."

I respect the impressive amount of balls this developer had to make the decisions it made and implement them the way that they did.

If you naysayers can put together 20 people and make a better game than Biomutant... I'd love to see you try. I enjoy watching epic fails on YouTube and I'm sure your game will viral on that list very quickly.

To anyone on the fence: please ignore all the negativity. In the same hand don't believe all the hype. All I'm saying is that this game is worth a try. It's new. It's different. It has no basis of comparison. And on steam if you don't love it within the first 2 hours you can get a refund. What do you have to lose?

The exploration of Biomutant's locales and the crafting system alone make it worth the price of admission. Jump off that bandwagon and think for yourselves. Be an individual and let your hands on experience formulate your own original opinion of a new and refreshing intellectual property.

I know... "That's such a bold way to live life and view the world isn't it?" To that I say: "perhaps, but trust me... you will be better for it in the end."