Cyberpunk 2077

When I sit in the car or talk to other people, I always feel that my perspective is very short. I feel that my height is only 1.6 meters. When I talk with deshaw, the middleman, I sit in the back of the car, and my whole vision will be blocked by the front seat. I can't see anything in front of the car. I can tolerate other bugs, but I can't stand the height of one meter six!!! CPDR，I'm disappointed。

i7 8700k 16GB RAM GTX 1080 1440p Installed on SSD Average 40 fps on medium-low settings. Story is great and I'm really enjoying the side quests. However. Introduction to each area's fixer seems spontaneous and has little background/introduction to them, unlike the first fixer, Dex. They just ring your phone and bam you have their contact info. Also *SPOILER* after the scene with you being freaked out with having another conscience in your head, for the first time he appears in the open world, you casually start talking to him triggered by a NPC playing guitar. That was very jarring. I thought V was freaking out??? Free roaming feels a little empty. NPCs are just walking back and forth. NPCs disappear and replaced by different set when you look away for a couple of seconds (same with vehicles). At this rate, I'm playing for the story just like I did with my first play-through with Witcher 3. I'll hopefully start my second play-through with more extensive exploring if/when CDPR properly fix this game (again as they did with Witcher 3).

The Night City is absolutely breathtaking. The game itself is awesome when it works and don't get me wrong it does work, but that's just it, "when it works". You will encounter many bugs at every step of the game, I'll give you some examples: Looking at a guy eating fries, the potato chip just hovers in the air while his hand is in his mouth or when V looks at himself/herself in the mirror and there's no hair! this is after working on the damn hair for 1 hour. Bottles suspended in midair, NPCs merging into one another, like macrophage swallowing a bacteria. Most strange of all was when I killed a guy and he was still boasting about how he's going to "kick my ass". There are plenty more examples like above but my advice for anyone reading this is to wait and play this game when all the above problems are patched. The game can be a masterpiece but at its current stage it feels rushed. Such a shame, CDPR, we love you please don't let us down.

Until the game gets a patch roll, the game may be unplayable on your setup, as in, it will crash during the tutorial, preventing any progress.

I have been playing the game since launch and since I have a fairly beefy PC I can run the game smoothly even with maxed out Raytracing. And I can clearly see that there is a truly awesome game here, it is gorgous to look at and at times it is truly immersive. But it is also clearly not finished when it comes to the technicall problems that is plaguing this game. This is supposed to be a truly immersive experience but I keep getting pulled out of it by these constant annoying hickups. Be it the disgusting pop-in of assets, like clutter, pedestrians, cars etc. Even objects fairly close to be does not get rendered until I am pretty much right on top of it. My character has no reflection in anything unless I manually go up to a mirror and use it. And even then my character sometimes bug out. And with all these gorgous RT reflections, not seeing your character is just another immersion breaking instance. And there are constantly floating weapons, clutter or odd animations going on. And this seems to happen pretty much all the time, even when reloading a scene it still happens. CDPR has been one of my all time favorite developers, because I felt that they truly cared about their products and not just money. Witcher 3 is my favorite game of all time. But seeing them release this game in such a state and even try to hide that by blocking reviewers from showing footage before launch is just greed defined. I am so sad to see they go down this route. I guess when you get big enough, it inevitably happens. This is probably the years greatest disappointment, and it is such a shame as it was one of my most anticipated games this year, and such a sad ending to the gaming year. I will probably change this review once patches have fixed most of the problems, I just hope it won't take too long. But I think this game needed like 6 more months of development.