Just spent a handful of hours with the game, and really enjoying it. Once you get a feel for it's rhythms of puzzle solving and exploration, it's really sublime.
Only fault is some of the objectives can be really obtuse and hard to know exactly what you need to do.
This would also be my biggest complaint so far. Early on during the first time you go outside the space station, you are given an objective and seemingly a side objective. I meant to do the side objective first, but stumbled into the main one since.. well... it's space and hard to tell up from down. To the game's credit, it did let me go back and explorer the other area, but after doing so the objective no longer made sense. I was still outside the space station, but the game was acting like I was inside and so I spent at least a good 10-15 minutes just wandering around aimlessly.
It's also a game that really feels like it was designed with a controller in mind. I started playing on PC with they KB/M but everything felt very very off. Switching over an Xbox controller and you could feel the UI elements click into place more. (And this game has some of the best UI I've seen since like Dead Space.)
My only other knock is the uncanny valley effect is in full force on this game. The human models are very well done, but the extreme closeness of how you interact with them makes every facial movement look both real and utterly unconvincing.
Still having a great time with this one -- just wish I didn't start it so late at night or I imagine I would just play it straight through! It's that good!
