Cyberpunk 2077

In short: - it's fun to play game itself, but it feels unfinished in all directions except music and art - it laks fun in quests - your choices doesn't really change anything in the plot pluses: - it looks great (if you have latest video card and not a PS4...) - is sounds great - there are few interesting side quests minuses (no spoilers): - bugs; - graphic glitches and bad physics, which combined cause another bugs (such as non-lootable body fallen from the roof to somewhere underground); - only two romance lines can be called solid and finished - and only if you choose a special option of ending; - endings are a disappointment: 1) prologue options (your background) doesn't matter at all throughout the game, and most sadly they don't affect ending anyhow, 2) you can't affect anything in the epilogues (except the choice in the "bad" ending), 3) it doesn't matter if you agree with another important character through the game (except the "secret ending" which is mostly the same as another one), 4) it doesn't matter how much time you spend on finishing quests, you will still have the same time-related outcome in the end Come on, even Fallout 1 had a days count. why not giving a deadlines like 30d/60d which will affect an ending???; - shooting and stealth are arcade; - melee fighting is just awful, especially framing - you can dodge or be in the air, but still will get a punch; - crafting is kinda unnecessary It's also not well-designed as you need to click there a lot unless you change a config parameter (why there's no option to specify how many items you want to craft???); - lack of fun in quests, only the most darkest reality, 99% of quests are gore, violence, rape, etc

There are a lot of things to say about Cyberpunk 2077, good and bad. I have played about 110 hours with my first character, and i'm a bit disappointed. Genre : The game is an Action-Adventure game, not a RPG like they sold it. A lot of mechanic seems to be from a RPG, but they don't really impact your gameplay. Graphics : The city is beautiful, i take my hat off for the artists who worked on it. Each district has its own identity, and you can easily be amazed by some lighting effects when you're chilling on a street between two missions. Tthe lighting doesn't look good on the characters. Story / Open world : I think it's the best part of the game. I played as a female V, and the actress delivered a perfect performance, the emotions were palpables. In the main quests, there are some moments of grace, like the heist for the act 1. For the secondary quests and gig, there are ok but the gigs are a lot repetitives. At the beginning, the city seems incredible. There is a lot of people and traffic in the rush hours. But, after some hours, you noticed behaviors from npc that break the immersions. And, apart from the quests, there is nothing to do in the city, no interactions with NPC or companions. RP and gameplay : The character creation part is bad, they should have keep the one from the demo 2018 (Saint row 3 did better) The life paths don't impact the story at ALL, and, generally speaking, any choices in the game. There is no style/street cred mechanisms in the game, and it's a huge let down for me. The video 2077 in styles is from the 25th october 2020 and, for me, it's at least a false advertising. For the gun fights, it is very good. The tech weapons are OP. The cyberware changes a lot the gameplay and adds a lot of fun. UI : Weird choices they made. The crafting menu isn't practical. And, once again, the menu from the demo was a lot more beautiful. So, it's a fun and good game, but not a revolution and especially not what they showed us in the trailers.

It has a lot going for it, but it is an incomplete game, if it gets patched in the future and gets a disscount i´ll buy it. but it was a great let down, some bugs ruined a couple of missiones and the experience overall wasn´t not that immersive for me.

Zur Grafik: Die Grafik ist mit vollen Raytracing-Effekten einfach der Hammer. Die Raytracing-Effekte passen perfekt zum Genre. Einzig die Darstellung der Haare schwankt bei mir zwischen "Da geht noch mehr" und "Das ist so schlecht, das muss ein Bug sein". Gameplay: Das Spiel ist für mich am PC spielbar und ich war bis zum Ende keinmal von Bugs betroffen, die mich daran hinderten weiterzuspielen. Die Menge der restlichen Beeinträchtigungen ist dafür enorm und für ein Vollpreisspiel dieser Art einfach nicht akzeptabel. Ca. 40% der Beeinträchtigungen würde ich auf klassische Bugs zurückführen. (z.B. Grafik vertauscht, so dass sich jemand ne Waffe statt nem Chip in den Kopf steckt) Weitere 40% sind auf schlechtes Design zurückzuführen (z.B. haben Fahrzeuge eine Achse in der Mitte, so dass es nicht lenkt, sondern einfach nur gedreht wird, das ist nicht sehr realistisch und sieht bescheuert aus) Bleiben 20% für die Steuerung übrig, die ich auf die Bedienung mit Maus und Tastatur zurückführe und die vermutlich mit dem Controller gar nicht auffällt. (Fahren in Night City macht so leider keinen Spaß) Story: Die Hauptstory war rückblickend erschreckend kurz im Vergleich zum restlichen Spielinhalt. Ich bin es gewohnt einem roten Faden zu folgen und zusätzlich ein paar Nebenmissionen zu haben. Hier ist das Verhältnis etwas aus dem Ruder gelaufen, so dass ich gefühlt 80% der Zeit mit Zusatzmissionen verbringe um den Charakter zu leveln und auszurüsten, 15% mit Nebenmissionen, die allerdings recht gut sind und am Ende 5% an Zeit in die Hauptmission gesteckt werden. Diese ist nicht schlecht, aber einfach viel zu kurz. Fazit: Das Spiel besteht in fast allen Punkten aus einem enormen Ungleichgewicht, wie ich es von Spielen im Alpha, oder frühem Beta-Status gewöhnt bin, nicht aber von Vollpreisspielen. Die Hälfte der Probleme gehen meiner Meinung nach auf schlechtes Design zurück und werden wohl auch in Zukunft nur schwer zu verbessern sein.

Cyberpunk 2077, here's my 2 cents on the world itself, since taking time to list any other negative in the rest of the game will require more than space allowed. Summary: Night City is basically bereft of any content unless provided in missions that focus on rotating set of rote side activities, and a few random events here and there. They all exist in a bubble and no interaction with the world at large ever takes place. It's more or less set up as amusement park where nothing ever comes to your attention in organic manner. + it's quite large and feature a variety of landscapes - no difference in terms of missions from fixers - no open world activities, such as races outside of missions, no mini-games, no public transportation options aside from fast travel, no spontaneous criminal acts - no aircraft that you can command - no chance of mission spilling out of its zone, so no chase spiraling out of heist, thievery, etc, unless scripted - gangs outside of missions never acknowledge your actions in missions - crowd is limited in terms of their function in the world, repeat same animation and can only either crouch in the same manner or run in response to any threat - police teleports out of nowhere in pursuit, no vehicle involved - no logic behind traffic, with cars just stopping at the slightest obstruction with drivers not reactive to any physical input outside of recycled commentary or horn - some sections of the world horribly optimized - driving is terrible and awkward, motorcycles can't lean much, breaks don't register moment it is triggered - first person view is too low, akin to peering out of tank view port - the walking is set to jogging with no other option - lackluster physics, no breakable walls, lamp posts and other placed items get crushed at slightest disturbance, cars just sink straight down in water, no splash from gun shots, etc. - elevator rides cannot be skipped - night is not dark enough - other numerous showstopping, immersion-breaking bugs