Cyberpunk 2077

The game runs nice on RTX 2060S. RTX Medium Settings. 60fps, sometimes 50fps. My problems: It's impossible to remap ASWD buttons to arrow buttons on keyboard, same thing with the F button. Because I'm left-handed, I'm playing using the numpad, but the F button! Please, I want to remap the F button

Firstly the game just doesn't run well and, before you start thinking about PC specs let me tell you I have a decent PC more than capable of running new tripple A titles at 60FPS. I've played round with settings and, even resorted to Gforce Experiance and, still the FPS in this game is terrible. In a closed room with nothing going I can get 60FPS Max settings however as soon as I go out into the city i'm looking at 40FPS or below. I've also tried these setting on low and again same outcome 40FPS or below? Secondly the game is just slow... The world doesn't feel alive like GTA or Read Dead it just feels dead. Slightly like a watchdogs game, infact there's no better way to describe this game than to say it's like Watch Dogs 1. Everything before the launch looked amazing, the graphics, the gameplay excetera however, when the game launched it was just boring, the graphics were average at best. That's exactly how Cyberpunk feels. Don't believe the hype IGN or any of those guys, I don't know how much these guys are being paid but this games kinda sucks and, is just disapointing. Maybe in 6 months time I will give it another go but for now, I feel i've just wasted my money on a substandard game.

At first I'd like to say that the game is not bad, but it is not masterpice or GOTY in its current state. I would give it 8/10 if the game was polished. For now it;s about 6.5 or 7/10 from me. The game runs quite fine for me, I encountered some bugs but nothing gamebreaking, I had to reload a save only once during a quest and I have about 10 hours of playtime. So far: + Night City is very impressive + good atmosphere + good quests and characters + story and writning + runs not bad for me and I'm playing on slightly below than minimum requirements: I3-4150, radeon r7 370, SSD, 8GB RAM - Police system is absolutely terrible, I have no idea who thought it would be good to have police spawn out of thin air instantly after commiting crime, even if no one is watching and then you can just run 50 meters of and they give up. They also can't drive cars. - AI driving doesn't exist, cars won't go around an obstacle - Combat sometimes feels bullet spongy - Character cuztomization cannot be changed in any way after starting, not even a haircut (With so much emphasis put on advertasing the customization) -In witcher you could play gwent and I hoped some type of card game would be avalible in Night City - No car chases outside mission (Which would be intresting) - Some buttons are badly set, like crouch and skipping dialog on the same button (C), - Many cut corners - Ocasional bugs and glitches - While driving you can't shoot, or even turn back in first person to see while reversing. CONCLUSION: You know how poeople talk that Witcher 3 combat is bad but the story makes up for it more than enough? In case of Cyberpunk instead of combat, almost every aspect is good at best, and I am not sure if the story can make up for it enough for it to be a high rated game. My opinion may change after playing more, or after fixes. I am still enjoing the game, but it is disapointing. Game could of have been so much better than it is

I've spent many hours trying to get through 1 hour of actual game playing time. Game has crashed on my around 20 times including 5+ times shutting down my entire computer with different error codes every time. Difficult to vouch for a game that I can barely play for 5 minutes at a time before my entire computer quits. Playing on 3750x cpu and 2070super with 32gb ram.

My dissapointment comes mostly from the fact CDPR was not honest with the consumer about this game's performance and amount of bugs. If they had prepared us in some way, I would have been much more forgiving about the state of the game on release. I have no doubt they will patch and fix most, if not all, bugs in the future but right now I am a bit crushed with it's current release. That said, the gameworld looks amazing and feels wonderfully realized. Apart from some police and enemy AI issues they created an amazing world, fully deserving the hype. They created a city I want to be immersed in. It's just a shame that immersion is constantly shattered by the numerous bugs and visual glitches. In the first 20 minutes I encountered several quest breaking bugs. Next to controller drift which made creating a character a real struggle. The camera would sometimes leave my character during cutscenes and stay there, making me restart the game and the mission only for it to happen again. My PC more than has the minimum required specs so that was never the issue. I feel bad for the developers having crunshed on this game and getting this sort of feedback. I wish it were different. I want to love this game so bad, but I really can't in it's current state. If you can wait, do yourself a favor and wait!. At least until the major bugs have been ironed out. Don't let this release ruin your experience (like it has a little bit for me)