Cyberpunk 2077

But the review score is 3.7 and the sale page shows it is 5/5 to mislead you into buying it.

I won't debate the state of the release at launch. But it have come a long way since. At this point you'd not be doing yourself a favor by missing out. Especially if you like the cyberpunk genre. As fun as I think this game is now, I also think it needs more content. Especially random questgivers. If they fix this now, the next outing will be much more rewarding. I also think they need to work on making it fun to drive cars in the city. Because it isn't now. I'd rather be walking, or use whatever means except driving.. and I think this is definitely something that needs some TLC. There's plenty of games that do this well to look at. If I have to be specific on one thing... turn radius.. fix it. Still, I absolutely recommend this game.. it is a fun game. And the fact that I need more, is telling me as much.

I'm the guy who purchased Cyberpunk almost half a year after the game released and I can say that Cyberpunk is a very good game overall. The world is beautiful although not perfect (some areas feel empty and boring while some others are gorgeous and detailed) and I wished I could interact more with the world around. The missions are another thing that provide almost infinite replayability and are always fun, but it can get very repetitive after a while. The main campaign felt too short, it felt ok, nothing crazy but it was decent. After a while the game feels smaller than thought, there is little to discover or unlock, not many things to get, you become too overpowered and nothing feels like a threat to you anymore. There are not many weapons or clothing to get, with exception of things you can craft, but is not that you get many exciting options. There are some bugs also, while this doesn't make by any means the game unplayable, I think this is still one of the games with more bugs and glitches I've ever played. I think this game still has potential and I am wishing the state of this game gets much better with the new, updates, expansions and dlc CD Projekt releases in the future.

A year after the game's launch, I finally decided to write a review with a clear head. In the game's current state, apart from occasional NPC quirks and bugs. We can enjoy a quite well-functioning game that has a LOT to offer. Here goes my list of best features. Phenomenal graphics This game looks very stunning, even more, if powered by RTX. With its built-in photo mode or NVIDIA Ansel, it's an absolute gem for photographers and graphic artists. Well done storytelling The first-person perspective is an obstacle for many people (especially for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt players). However, it helps create a much better relationship with your main antagonist, V. It also adds up in the dialogues as you can feel like YOU are the one talking with them. In my opinion, the CDPR crew was aiming towards this goal, and I think they nailed it. Big world Many people were furious that this game was very short. But those people didn't realize that it isn't big in vertical view (long main quest), but it's scaled horizontally (many many side quests with proper storytelling). If you are a 100% achievement collector, you will spend a lot of time in this game. Even though you are a casual player, slow down your pace in this game and enjoy it. It's worth spending more time just scavenging and feeling Night City. Conclusion Enjoy the game, try to understand what CDPR wanted to create, and immerse yourself in Night City.

If you have a PS4 or PC keep scrolling, the new 1,5 update has made it so the game will not launch.