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I actually was in your position for a while. I bought Proteus early in its life cycle, got bored of it really quick and stopped playing it for the longest time, thinking the game was absolute garbage. I decided to try and pick it up again a few days ago, and just let myself settle in and just wander around. I suspended my disbelief for a while. You really have the freedom to just think about whatever, while also almost being told a story, if you let the game do so.
TL;DR - This game is average, when you let it do its job.