Played a couple of hours last night ,  visually it is very clean but I don't think it is on par with last of us 2 .

The foliage , trees and atmosphere are certainly very well presented , especially with how they flow with the wind .
A lot of fire and explosion too due to the war theme , I was completely immersed within the atmosphere of the game .

Something is off with the HDR. A lot of " pop " in the game but the moonlight , or even the moonlight reflection are far too bright in the game .
Game is making use of very dark and saturated colors ,  in contrast the moon is almost as bright as the sun , kinda spoiling the mood .
I like the combat system but it is not as responsive as I expect it to be  , there is animation delay upon pressing the blocking butto .  The targetting system is wonky as well .

What I really like is the Mongolian invading Japan setting  , would buy the game just for the Samurai vs Mongol warrior theme .

It doesn't mean I can manually edit the HDR metadata packed within the game  , that will require a lot more than just display calibration .

You would need to either hack the game or have tool kits from the game developer .
The purposes of HDR is to mimic what human eyes can see and portray realism .

Just because it has " pop "  doesn't mean it is adequate . Sometimes the effect need to remain subtle to provide immersion.

In this case,  I think suckerpunch done a decent job but not nearly as matured as what we seen from the likes of Death Stranding .
Reflection from Moonlight shouldn't be so dazzlingly bright to begin with .

He's wrong because he doesn't realize that GoT uses the PS4's system HDR settings as its calibration point. Yes, it's the first game to use it and funny enough, probably the last as well (for exclusives at least).

It's not uncommon that most people has not set up or has calibrated their PS4's HDR system settings properly.

Means jap is dubbed and ori is english?

This will be my last reply to you . I simply don't have time to answer to fools .
My time is better spent on else where .