Alder Oak

One star because the world environmental art is done well and it seems bug free. It's a shallow, forced linear path game that completely lacks immersion or depth. Way too many modern words and very poor writing that lacks depth and breaks basic storytelling rules. There are interesting, well done moments but not enough of them to make the game playable for me. It feels like a patchwork monstrosity - part Disney, part Pixar, part Fortnite with tiny sprinkles of a traditional CRPG thrown in. I have never, not ever not finished a "BioWare" game (quotes because bioware as we knew it ceased to exist long ago). I've been playing BioWare games since BG1. I can't make myself continue playing Dav. There are many reviews out there that explain why this game is so bad that say it much better than I could so I won't go into great detail but if you're considering this game, do your research first. This game had a troubled development with an unsettled identity of what it wanted to be and boy does it show.