Cyberpunk 2077

Yes, the technical issues are still here and there are many of them. Sometimes I have a facepalm when a bug breaks the immersion in a cut scene (like Sol's hand always stuck in an object he was holding). Sometimes it was annoying when there is a phone call I have to pick up in a middle of a dialog (so, I have two dialogs simultaneously). It's all true but... I've spent 111 hours of my life in this game and I don't regret. I feel like I've just red a good cyberpunk novel. I understand the motivation of the characters and Johnny is quite realistic. I like Jacky as a character. I hope CD Project Red fixes the issues before the DLC so, I would be able to get back to this game and see the difference.

I pre-ordered this way back at the start of the year when it first was available. And waited for its final release, which got put back numerous times, which I do understand. I played it on the day of release and had bugs here and there, yet nothing was game breaking for me at the time. The story is pretty good, and the side missions add something interesting to the game as you see your character grow over time, from equipment, cyberware and skills. The three life path choices seem a little less immersive, how ever I found the Nomad path more interesting than the others. I feel sorry for the people that put the time into making this game, as so many negative reviews due to bugs have really damaged the game before it had a chance to be seen. And like others have said, I feel releasing it on consoles was a mistake. In time I can see this game growing more, when and if DLC's are added in, allowing more adventures of V, and hopefully all the naysayers will actually see how good this game is and can be. Andromeda had the same reception as people expected something amazing and due to the naysayers all the dlc's got cancelled, I truly hope that CD Projekt Red keep adding to this game so it can truly shine. My pc has no real problem running it on a Ryzen 5 3600 and a AMD RX 5600xt. Give the game the chance it deserves, rather than reading reviews or watching youtube as the developers truly deserve that chance. Best to make your own mind up about the game, as it is still being patched.

I've been so excited for this game since it was announced, and was heartbroken how terrible the launch was. I held off until it looked like a lot of the major issues were being worked out and I'm so happy that I did. I bought the game after the 1.2 patch was released and have had very few issues, and I'm almost 30hrs in. That's not to say there haven't been oddities, but they are very minor and defintiely nothing like what was previously reported. If you were holding out like I was, now is the time to grab a copy and enjoy!

This is a great game. Yes it has bugs and jank but honistly I came in expecting that. I played Witcher 1, 2 and 3, prefered 2 over 3 and considered all 3 very janmky ... Roach for example that ATV of a horse that finds him self on roof tops every time you summon him. 2077 is a much better game IMO than Witchher 3. The pacing of the story better, the side quests are far more engaging to me. The world is more interesting to run around. Now all of this is openion I simply prefer the Cyberpunk world to the Witcher one likely because I have already spent a ton of time in Witchers world and Cyberpunk is fresher. I get that many are very upset over the hype train not being delivered and they expected far more from CDPR than what they got. Personally I feel I got what I expected from them and that enjoyment from the game was well worth its ticekt price. The bugs I have ran into are not game breaking, at most anoying (looking at you NPCs) but nothing that prevented me from playing. While I may simply have been lucky so far as I very delebratly try to exploit every system in the game (nude granader here) I do think this game is a must play for any gamer. CPR you will get that 5th star when I see more content. The main story is a bit short IMO and I wish there was an ending that explored a few other possibilities (no spoilers) but the story that is there is well crafted and well delivered and the side stories and game mechanics have keep me entertained.

I expected much from this game, and I heard about all the issues following the release. I preferred to wait out a bit for the fixes to come, and started playing roughly 9 months later. I'll just adress the main issue first : there are still bugs, lots of them, sometimes just funny, sometimes hindering your progression. I can't even imagine what it must have looked like on the day of the release. It's normal to have ugs in such a big game, but some are truly shocking for 2020. That being said, I fell in love with the game, it is visually beautiful, I found the story fullfilling and intricate enough for me, and the specialisations are very interesting (could still be improved though). I finished it in just a few days, and instantly started a new game to try out another spec, choose different story paths and experience a more challenging difficulty. Something could be said about the difficulty by the way, as I experienced the same issue as in TW3 : even in the most hardcore mode, the early levels are very challenging, but the late game is just too easy. I think what I enjoyed the most is the universe, how they really put the effort in creating a realistic dystopia, with all the side stories, leaflets, news, politics. Don't listen to all the haters, the best way to find out for yourself is still to play it by yourself !