Someone else mentione dthey'd been playing this, I forget who it was.
I'm working through it now, about a third of the way in. It's a bit of a mixed bag. I like it, but I have a few gripes.
On the plus side, it looks great. The graphics are nice but it's the design that shines through. Post-apocalyptic but in a green, overgrown, pretty way rather than the blasted wasteland of Fallout and co. The environments really are pretty spectacular in places. The gameplay is a mix of platforming, fighting and some shooting. That and protecting a vulnerable second caracter, which feels like an Ico influence. But although protecting characters in games usually sucks ass, Trip is fairly smart and keeps herself out of trouble mostly. And I love that it's a sci-fi retelling of the old Chinese Monkey myth.
The gripes ? For starters it's far too easy so far. The combat is pretty simple, and upgrades are easy to come by. I'm about a third of the way in and I feel like I have about 75% of the useful upgrades already. It's no false modesty when I say I'm not great at fighting games, but I find this to be a breeze so far.
But the biggest gripe by far is the fact that the platforming - probably the major part of the gameplay - is way, way too easy. In fact, you can't fuck up. The game simply won't let you. You can't walk or jump off ledges, the game stops you with an invisible wall. You can't jump where there is no ledge or handhold. You can't drop down where there isn't a platform. In short, it is literally impossible to screw up the platforming. To the point that it doesn't feel like platforming at all, more like simply moving automatically thorugh a linear progression.
I'll keep playing it. It looks nice and has a cool story. But you can't help but see the game it could've been, peeking through the cracks.
Also, Andy Serkis (Gollum) voices the main character.