Soldato
I completed this last night. Although not as good as the Witcher 3 in terms of narrative quality, the game world was the best I have ever experienced; breathtaking at times and a real achievement in environmental design. My absolute only criticism (having played the previous title) is that knowing how things end, puts a bit of a dampener on things. Although I know it will never happen, it would be superb if Rockstar were to release a condensed version of its predecessor as DLC, perhaps focussing entirely on the main narrative and skipping the "busy work." The story could then be fully wrapped up and the baton passed on to "the next generation..."
274 hours out of the single player mode. Highly recommended.
You see, I really enjoyed Witcher 3, but I think RD2 is a far better game.
Witcher 3 had a great world and lore, but I didn't really get attached to the characters because I think it was more about the world events where RD2 it's focus is Arthur and family, the world comes second.