I never had trouble with the controls or finding my way. It was too much fun exploring to worry about where to go next. This game had me much more immersed then any other shooter, a big step up from Uncharted 2, and made Bioshock infinite look like an amusement park ride (a good one, but it never felt like a real place)
The clicker added a very good sense of danger to the game. I had to play a couple sections over numerous times, didn't mater, I loved the challenge. In contrast, I switched Bioshock infinite to easy because the defend mission at the end was too boring to risk failing again.
It's not perfect (friendly AI stomping around and betraying my position by opening fire after throwing a molotov from a hiding spot), but if I wasn't a huge Ghibli fan it would have been my goty.
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