It's a good game. As everybody says, if you liked Far Cry, especially Far Cry Primal (collecting resources, primitive crafting and hunting weird animals) and loved James Cameron's Avatar, you will enjoy this. The visuals are absolutely stunning, the world is huge and the action is just what you'd expect from an Avatar game. Here comes the but:

The writing sucks so much. It's like a Far Cry made for kids. Makes me reconsider to actually recommend this game to folks who didn't play or enjoy Far Cry series that much. Story-wise, everything is over-explained to the point it becomes tedious. Dialogues are dry, slow, with little emotions. It slows the entire game down. Similar to Far Cry 6's guerrilla fighters who calmly tell you "Dani, blah blah blah..." after you just crashed a plane full of bullet holes next to them.

As for the price: Technical game developers and graphic designers definitely deserve this amount of money. Ubisoft executives, dialogue writers and dubbing actors probably don't. Story as if written for children, narrated just the same way, bland characters who tick diversity boxes and almost no energy/action from the characters/their dubbing actors. And that's not something that will improve in future updates.

Get the game on sale. Then it's probably worth the money - for the visuals, parkour and shooting. And support the graphic/VFX team on their social media, they deserve it. The rest is a post-2020 Ubisoft "AAAA-title" that smells and tastes like Brussels sprouts.

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Review notes:

Update 1: First game crash after 3.3 hours of gameplay.
Update 2: First bugs after 5 hours of gameplay (UI not showing properly, bioluminescence bugs).
Update 3: After 10 hourse, I made it to the Moth mission where you fly as the Queen Moth and the game keeps crashing right there. Crashed for the 3rd time in a row. Not even in the same spot. It also needs some technical polishing to be selling for 70 €.