I would say overall this game is worth it. Has some of the better missions in the series even though there are some really questionable design choices in this game.

The missions being more open means there are many more ways to play them but they also got rid of the completion stats from the previous games. Some people wont like that but I didn't mind because they really just pivoted this game from being semi-linear to being more like an open-world thief game. Now that there are so many collectibles they really force you to explore all of the map. They do overuse collecting keys and switches though; especially in the middle of the game. There is also a bigger emphasis on using multiple methods to kill people because some enemies can't just be stabbed now. You actually have to kill certain characters to progress certain missions.

The story tries to bridge the gap between the Styx games and Of Orcs and Men which was mostly well done but some of the plot points are kind of goofy and bad. I'm also not sure how Styx got his memory back because I thought it was wiped after the first game. Other than that the only real complains I would have is that the graphics and animations are hit miss. Some things look great while others are super janky. Also the powers and upgrades are super overpowered in this game. By the end of your game you can pretty much just sprint through the area killing everybody or abuse your powers to basically teleporting and grappling everywhere.

TLDR: Like if the first two games became more like a far-cry game. You will probably like it if you liked the previous games or other stealth games.

SPECS INFO- The game stayed around 60 fps with frame generation turned off but was a little stuttery when I was at the WALL. Like other UE5 games you will need a lot of VRAM so I'm not sure if It would run on a laptop.
GPU: Radeon RX 6800
CPU: Ryzen 9 3900X
RAM: 32 GB