Cyberpunk 2077

I absolutely love Night City. The atmosphere, the characters, the music -- it's preem stuff. Some of the side quests have some really great storylines (a few really unnerved me to the point of needing to walk away for a minute to reflect) mixed in with gigs (quick action mini quests) and NCPD alerts. The main story is, for me anyway, memorable and emotional. I wasn't spoiled by the trailers, so I went in pretty blind and I'm grateful for it. Music and sound design is great. Some of those tracks really slap! Gameplay is cool because it's so different. You can sit outside a mission area in stealth and use quick-hacks to (eventually, once you get some great ones and level it all up a bit) clear a whole city block. Make a bad guy shoot himself in the head. Make a bad guy shoot is bad friend. Make a bad guy's brain boil. Fun for the whole family! Or, if hacking and sitting around to murder everything isn't your style, go in guns blazing and enjoy a decent action FPS. Or mix it up and do a little of both. For extra crazy, use a Sandevistan to slow time (speed yourself up, actually, but it's like bullet time) and behead a whole room full of gangsters before they can even clear leather with your katana. I loved the implant system, too. Bullet resistant skin, super immune system, double-jump ankle implants ... lots of fun and rewarding to earn. If you like cyberpunk settings, you'll have a good time, I think. I personally didn't experience any noticeable bugs or quest issues, but I've seen others have reported problems. I know early launch console systems especially had some big issues. A mid-range i5 with a 580 RX let me have 60 FPS with medium/high settings using FSR for most of the game (SSD a must to avoid hitching though). Thanks for reading my little novel.

glitchs,bugs,textures not loading or bugging out, still a mess to play. 2.0 lol

Let's be honest. 2.0 is a Downgrade, and a severe one at that. Inventory mangment has been basically removed, as if it was supposed to be a phone game. In RPGs the player is supposed to loot and sell. So, when I loot something, then I want to see it in my Inventory and being able to managed it as I please regardless of level. I don't want my loot to be automatically dismantled into something without value just becasue I already have it or because my level is not high enough! Perqs are now a complete mess. It feels like the game has been systematically broken at it's core, even dumbed down turning the challenge into a chore. Because of this core changes, the game completely lost difficulty. Where is the danger? Where is the thrill of challanging something of a way higher level? Or rahter, where in the fuck is the challange in this game? It has been removed. I hope CDPR is going to rollback to what this game used to be. 1.6x made this game to shine bright, but this, ... 2.0 poured shit on it, turning in it something less than avarage. Everyone was afraid the game would die out after release. Following this path will certaily lead to that end...

Completionists should avoid this as there are now multiple Twitch drop and Amazon prime equipment pieces and weapons one cannot obtain anymore. It is now sadly just waste of time and money. It is also rather ethically questionable to implement such timed content so far into the life span of the game that it is unlikely to be able to refund it after learning of such practices.

The gameplay for me is not very interesting or exciting and the story, while somewhat interesting is a little short for a game like this. I have a RTX3080 and performance is fine if you don't turn on all the BS bells n whistles, I feel like this game is ultimately just a tech demo for RT in the way Ashes of the Singularity was used to bench games for a time. Haven't even mentioned the DLC which is the price of a standard game in my location so I don't own it nor will purchase in the future, I bought the base game discounted physically from a real store. Pretty disapointing ultimately and not very excited for Witcher 4 or Cyberpunk 2.