Cyberpunk 2077

Immersive rpg with great audio

"Major Leagues Jack..."

I simply cannot understand fully how people are criticizing this game so hard. I guess its due to expectations? I left the hype train a while back, after the second delay and avoided any and all videos, reviews and whatnot (mainly to avoid potential spoilers). Entering the game for the first time I was blown away with the worldbuilding and pretty much instantly understood what they meant when they said it was made with first person view in mind. NPC and storyline is nothing short of amazing, I might be biased as similar topics have always intrested me but wow. Gameplay is intresting and varied, it took me 93h to complete the game and I'm definitely gonna play it again with a different build/style of combact. I heard a lot of people complain about how all guns are the same and you go only for dps.. I guess I was playing a different game than some reviewers, as I kept on switching them to accomodate the type of mission as all weapons play out and feel different. I've encountered maybe 3 bugs or 4 in the almost 100h I played on PC with a 1060 Graphics card and was stable at 60 fps, once again, I don't undestand how the public calls it a bugfest.. guess I was just lucky. Now, for the negatives. There are a few, no denying it, but still, despite the flaws, its definitely still in my top 10. -you don't have enough game altering choices, except for the endgame and some specific side quests; not even illusion of choice where it wouldn't mind what you pick as line dialogue... sometimes it's just about accepting the one dialogue option you have. -npc interactions outside of missions is minimal, which is not a big issue, except for romance options which sometimes removes the suspension of disbelief in world building terms -No world interaction besides story driven reasons, I would have expected more on the potential shops/activities in NC which were minimal (I have faith this will change in upcoming updates) All in all I had fun and love every minute of it, give it a try.

I've ever had. The game is more than what I expected, just like The Witcher 3, it took me a few hours to get into it but it's worth it. Night City is great, alive and "breathtaking", so many details to discover, so many interesting encounters ... I Hope that CDPR won't abandon the game because of critics cause it's a great game.

TL;DR: Good game, could be amazing, but doesn't live up to the hype just yet. This game should have had one more year of development. Its potential is great and I based my rating mainly on what it could be some day. Graphics: good, but even on the highest settings they didn't blow me away to the same extent the trailers and teasers did Story: good, I like it, especially the impact of your decisions Controls: so-so, the only game that makes me switch between keyboard/mouse and controller, some controls are labeled incorrectly ingame Open world: good, but the character archetypes of the NPCs get repetitive pretty quickly. I would have preferred the generation of additional ongoing assaults etc., difference between day and night when it comes to crime rate and things like that Bugs: Nothing game breaking for me so far, some weird graphical glitches and smaller stuff. Annoying at times and clearly immersion breaking, but the console versions require fixing first. Improvement ideas: Remove clothing stats, make it purely cosmetic, except for the "add-ons" so that looks don't matter for the gameplay, but perks and add ons do. If looks matter, I shouldn't have to run around looking ugly because those clothes have better stats. Make the UI size adjustable. Additional keys for adjusting the movement speed on keyboard so that you can keep up a slower movement speed, if you want. Reduce the frequency of NPC chatter during combat, it gets repetitive and annoying whenever the combat takes a while.