Ubisoft open world games are addictingly fun. Imagine Assassins Creed but with jump button and power abilities similar to Jedi Survivor.

The the I hate about most new games including this one is that 'season pass' nonsense. Enough with that BS, you shouldn't have to pay to unlock everything. Some DLC is one thing but I will never spend a penny on a season pass.

Bottom line, it's a good game.
Pros:
Good mixture of action, exploration and puzzles.
Visually pleasing in general.
Intersting progress tree.
It reminded me of the new versions of Tomb Raider but less stressful and dark.

Cons:
The voice acting is pretty annoying most of the time. For some reason, they speak in what I assume is a Greek accent, but it sounds like Welsh or Irish and it sounds dumb.
Pretty long loading time at the opening screen, since it searches for new content every time.

Regarding the playtime: I played through this on Ubisoft Connect (condemn me if you wish, I would agree) before it was made available on Steam, so most of my time is clocked there. I loved it enough that it was worth the re-purchase on the platform that I actually want to support (lol). It's simple, but also complicated enough to be engaging! There's a good feedback loop, a sense of progression, and you are rewarded for going off the beaten path, delaying the main storyline in order to explore, and trying things (even if they don't always go as planned). Akin to Breath of the Wild, in a completely different setting, it's kind of a bop!