First that struck me was not visuals but music. Very, very nicely matched with visual mood of the game. When you climbing a wall, running though corridors or fighting a boss there is always good music that supports your experience.
This is one of the best looking cross-platform game I have seen. This game was not made, it was crafted. Every corridor, wall, character looks like someone spend a lot of time tuning together technology with art design. Character animations are fluid, character models looks very authentic. This is also one of not many games where designers spent some time designing each characters costumes... Nice touch.
Regarding gameplay, there's nothing special. Uncharted-like. Linear, confined areas, fight encounters are also nothing special: 3 combos which you tune to get wanted effect (healing, killing, rebooting special abilities), but special abilities are delight. One thing is their effect, but for me the visual aspect of those powers... Dropping L-Bomb, or using RIP simply looks awesome! And sometimes I just wanted to use them just to look at it's effects. Boss fights are rather easy and not too ambitious. BUT! But you certainly know why you fight, so how you do it is less important. One thing I think was very innovative thou was Remixes, where you remixed someones memories. It fit the story and it's quite fun.
This is the game where you progress not to get in to new "missions" but to unravel new aspects of the story and hoping for new, jaw dropping visuals as you encounter new enemies. This is what made me really like this game. The story. It's not very new in it's core but the way it is told truly engaged me and made me want to know more. Main character is believable what's not that often nowadays.
In general this is a very good game. It's main merit is that it's fun to play and that story and visuals is what keeps you going. This the title I will definitely recommend for those who looks for relax not a challenge.