Cyberpunk 2077

It has been more that a year since the game was released. And updates didn't change the game. The world and scenario look good when NPCS and cars aren't bugged. I've decided to start a new playthrough after the latest update was released and the game was the same and on top of that I've experienced bugs that I haven't seen in first playtrough. After one year of updates the game managed to have more bugs than when I played it in release date. If CDPR manages to get their shit together with the 1.5 update I will change this score and review.

I found that it kept CTD on a regular basis when adjusting mouse sliders. So that ruined a great imersive game for me on a new PC I might add!?? Reluctantly uninstalled it after fighting with it for 1 hour. Hopefully will consider it again when its sorted out properly in the not to distant future!???! Nite nite Night city.

Cyberpunk 2077 in its current state is a good game. I did not play it prior to the 1.52 version. The presentation is probably it's strongest aspect. The graphics are great, and the city is detailed in a way that surpasses other open world games. Cutscenes are well done and animated, and characters look good. The gameplay itself is solid too. Shooting feels decent, and is about on par with something like Fallout 4. The talent trees give you a good amount of options for building your character. I played it in a mostly straightforward shooter style though, and enjoyed it. The writing is OK. Sometimes you can affect the outcome of side quests somewhat, but there's typically no long term consequence. In terms of the choices you get, it doesn't really compare to a traditional RPG. The driving aspect of the game is mixed. I only found a couple cars that didn't feel awful to drive, but the motorcycles were much better. As far as the open world goes, there isn't really too much to do outside of the quests that are given to you via phone. Don't expect to be able to roam around and find a random quest or person to talk to, which only happened to me a couple times through the whole game. There is a decent amount of content via phone calls, but it was still kinda disappointing. I will say that the vertical design of the city is pretty cool, and after I got a specific traversal upgrade, I had quite a bit of fun climbing from rooftop to rooftop throughout it. There is typically something you can reach or run across to get to where you want to go, although I'm not sure if it was done that way on purpose. Overall, I enjoyed the game. I didn't experience any major bugs and I had 48 hours played when I beat it, having done most side quests. It's a bit like someone crammed Grand Theft Auto into a Deus Ex/Fallout style game, but kept the GTA mission structure.

After all the patching, the game is just meh. Still has a ton of bugs. The game feels like a bunch of ideas thrown into a bag but not always well connected. Yeah you will have quest chains, but other than that I couldn't find any connectivity. Overall, it's not bad, it's not great, it's just "meh"

The game is very good. If we forget the tons of bugs (scripts, visual effects, or game crash for instance) and poor optimisation. We can also notice several missing "quality of life" feature missing but implemented by most games since 10 years. Beside this it's a good game, just need to be zen when the game become crazy