I started playing this earlier today, and made it through the opening mission as well as some stuff on Citadel station.
I dunno, so far it's not bad but not great either. The first few battles I actually thought that, yes, finally an action-rpg combat system I will enjoy. But it got boring extremely fast. Maybe it'll become more fun later on, but judging from comments all over the net I kinda doubt it.
The whole cinematic thing, well... It just doesn't add that much I think. And I actually thought it'd be way more elaborate, I was expecting zooms, camera sweeps, weird angles, cameras all over the place when you're doing conversations, but it feels pretty vanilla. Kinda like the Witcher, but with the dialogue wheel.
Don't really get the wheel either. It's not horrible, but I just can't see what it adds either.
Choices haven't been very exciting so far (very vanilla stuff when it does happen), but yeah... It's early on in the game. It also bit me in the ass where I knocked out some dude when I didn't really mean to, it was pretty awesum!1 though so it's all good.
Voiceacting is generally good so far, and the faces *are* well done. Music also seems to be really nice. Runs perfectly acceptable for me on my semi-old rig, just have to turn off the shadows. No biggie for me. Think it's pretty well optimized.
The setting seems... a bit like we've seen it before. It's been pointed out before, but there have already been instances where I've thought "oh, that particular elements is from this/that game/movie". That happens in games of course, but I felt it was rather obvious here, but we'll see how it develops. The characters have been suspiciously anonymous so far for being Bioware, none really stick out (for good or bad).
My enjoyment level so far have been what I thought it would be pretty much. Not gasping at the awesomeness, but not sighing at how it sucks either.