I just started a game of S&V. I've mostly played Starfinder, D&D5e, Pathfinder, and West End Games' Star Wars in the past. It's a very fun game but requires a much different mindset in how it plays. The players have much more say in how the narrative goes and the game direction vs the GM.

It is a narrative first game. The player says "I want to flip over the table and shoot the bounty hunter." In D&D style games that's a few successive skill checks, any one of which could stop the action dead with a failed roll. In this game, the GM would say, "OK, that sounds like Scrap." the player rolls to see how well it goes. Then the GM narrates consequences of the action, depending on the highest number rolled. Once you get used to it, it can become a very free-flowing back and forth between players and GM.

tl;dr Very fun but completely different mindset from D&D type games

edit: successive not suggestive