
To be fair, you don’t have to like spicy food to give ‘The Spicy Food Restaurant’ a reasonable review and even a ‘This restaurant was nice, but they did not have a non-spicy option’ is useful to people who like spicy food but have friends and family who don’t. If your review makes your bias clear, it can still be a quality review because the reader can take that into account.

I don"t know if it’s in question that open world isn’t the cheapest way to make a game. It really is. You can make a series of discrete challenges without really needing to take time to consider context or even put any set pieces together. You create mechanics, and you let players create their own fun. I will concede that I am MOSTLY disparaging BOTW.
I bought it and it remains simple. I sort of gave up for lack of an engaging challenge.