Cyberpunk 2077

dosent have alot of basic openworld content like garages, wardrobes etc. think of it as Deus EX with less action

I've spent over 100 hours exploring Cyberpunk with one character and toughly enjoyed it, Some of the Locations, missions and people you interact with shine and bring out an emotional response it's pure gold! but that almost makes the games shortfalls more devastating. First and foremost the police are a broken mess there is no enjoyment to being instantly surrounded and one shot killed. for example a group of Tiger Claws have wiped out an entire market and you witness them execute someone so you reload a save to try and rescue them but they run into your gun fire and all of a sudden the cops show up! some of the side missions should have had non violent methods for resolving not just kill the main bad guy' it feels like a lot of the game is sitting on the cutting room floor. I don’t regret paying full price and I would still recommend the game just with expectations tempered.

Story, characters, Nightcity are so great. But sadly most of all else is trash, and i completed every single quest. Tried playing again today, wanted to kill some randoms. I was blasting shotgun to the face of citizens and they react with the squat and cover?? Cdpr should be able to make a better game than this, and they were talking so much shit to Blizz, EA etc, and then they release this bare minimum game? im so dissapointed and will never buy a game before i have seen and heard from others.

Considering the fact that this game basically has only a solid story and really well polished graphics but was delivered rather poorly and doesn't hold a candle to the Witcher series (no really original story, not new game mechanics not a really open world ) I think it is highly overpriced (current price being 53 Euros). This is at best a beta launch.

TL;DR - If this was free, you'd still feel robbed of your time. Disclosure: I played 50 hours, and I believe we all owe it to ourselves to remember the promises of CDPR over the last decade. There is no reviewing Cyberpunk "on its own." All that matters is the idea of Cyberpunk that they sold us. Gameplay: Go watch any video on Cyberpunk's flaws. A broken and boring mess. Assuming your suspension of disbelief isn't disturbed by poor performance, bugs, or simply-coded AI, it's all just so unfulfilling. Want exciting character progression? This ain't it. Early game -> minor damage Mid game -> more damage Late game -> max damage Story: When every other aspect of the game is so poorly done, no story will be good enough. As I said before, go watch any video on this topic. The illusion of choice isn't even convincing. It's painfully obvious nothing you do really changes anything. Everything is so static. A linear story presented in an open world. Visuals: The game might have nice technologies backing it, but if that's not what I see, what does it matter? The graphics only just match bare-minimum expectations for a game that was hyped as intensely as this one was. Nothing close to what I would call revolutionary. Promises: CDPR wants you to believe they're going to "fix" this game. I guess that depends on what you see as fixing the game. Fixing it so it is minimally functional, or fixing it so it more accurately represents the product they promised to deliver? Let's assume they made the game run flawlessly, without bugs. The game would remain a sub-par experience. I might give it a 2/5 stars.