Initially, it seems very interesting as a game. Then it becomes very monotonous because you do the same things over and over again. The self-adjusting camera, without the ability to be adjusted by the user, only momentarily in this specific game, is the most annoying thing. It quickly exhausted my patience, hence the low rating I gave it.

I will speak in riddles, because the disadvantages of this game-art are also its beauty at the same time.
1) Not everything is for everyone.
2) Art-experience requires knowledge and of course perception.
That's why there are games that may be more interesting, like skinning the deer and aimlessly riding your horse for hours, wearing leggings and wandering from building to building,
slaughtering the same opponents with axes hundreds of times with different levels... etc, etc

Awesome atmosphere combined with its music, makes you feel a shiver every time you play. I loved the game from the day it came out. It manages to create mixed emotions from the moment until the end. 10/10

For some, it is nostalgia due to the ps2 release. You are alone in a world and you simply have to slay 16 colossi. There are no other enemies, only the bosses. Every time you defeat one, you are teleported back to the initial temple and to reach the next boss, you mount the horse, hold the sword in the air, and a beam of light guides you to the boss. If you do this 16 times, you're done. I am a big dark souls fan, some of the colossi were interesting enough but that's about it. That's my humble opinion of the game.