Cyberpunk 2077

The bugs: rampant, very jarring, immersion-breaking and frustrating. Well beneath where a game of this pedigree and budget should be post-launch, maybe the most buggy AAA game I've ever played. The jankiness: a lack of polish which is everywhere you care to look, dodgy AI, awkward animations, missing sound effects, cumbersome menu, etc. More than the bugs, these lead to a feeling that you're playing an early beta, where we might have thought the game was nine months ago. The gameplay: feels like an archaic, unbalanced mess of systems that often don't matter, once you realise this, the feeling of progression just bottoms out. Combat is just about there, nothing special, mostly let down by stupid enemy AI. The world: Beautifully rendered and extremely intricate, although it often feels like it's following a rule that says that if one object would exist in a space, three to five times that many must exist. Two vending machines? Eight. Three bodies on the ground? Nine. There's clutter and then there's whatever nonsense is going on here, it feels tryhardy rather than immersive. Still, Night City makes a pretty picture. The characters: Mostly great, the biggest issue being that I didn't feel like I got to spend enough time just hanging out and doing missions with them, etc. Jackie gave me such high hopes in the opening hours of the game for how I would interact with characters, unfortunately that falls away a bit in the main story and isn't all that present in the side missions. Reeves' performance as Silverhand is wooden, paired with a relentlessly miserable character, it created a situation where I just didn't want to hear from him. V gets tired and frustrated with him and I felt the same. I wish Cyberpunk had lived up to the marketing, or at least was a flawed masterpiece, instead it's just a flawed, maybe someday okay game. I get that marketing is marketing but I feel actively mislead, the game that was shown and described never existed and probably never will.

This was the biggest scam in gaming after no man's sky in my honest opinion. A lot of the promised features are not included in the game. Heavy noticeable cuts on the content. Technical aspect is at a university mini project level. The AI is horrific. Asthetic might be great but as soon as you scratch the surface of the AI you will know what i mean plenty of youtube videos to show you. Anyone who tells you it's great is lying to themselves to feel better about a wasted 60 bucks and wasted emotional time. After this incident i hope consumer protection in gaming improves, this is actually a scam.

Ok so here's my pc specs: R5 5600X, 3070 GAMING X TRIO, 32GB RAM, The game runs a solid 60-70 FPS at High Settings with things like Film grain, etc turned off. However, the frames suddenly dropped to half as soon as I enter a crowded place like a bar and this happens a lot more times than I would like. Endings: 6 to be exact.. But the endgame feels similar in all Dialogue Choices: Really matters, every dialogue choice is important and really plays a significant role. Guns: some choices but I think you will end up using the same 1 or 2 throughout the game. NPCs: Just dead brained idiots roaming around. Police: (I cross the road) Eh. Forget about it. Vehicles: A lot of pretty ones, each one feels similar though. Bugs: Entire game is a bug at this point I guess... Panam Palmer: ❤ Keanu Reeves: Breathtaking. I think this game is definitely something to be experienced, there are a lot of times in the story where I was like WOAH, and even the characters feel real and you really get involved and start to care about them but there are just enough bugs and glitches to break that immersion. Hope they fix this soon.

Make no mistake, this is a good game, given a few months of patches the game should have fixed most bugs. The story is top-notch, characters are in-depth, the city is immersive. By then you should buy this game. But this game has too many bugs and problems. You could clearly see the game is rush out instead of polishing to its finest: Early stage of main story is cut, customizing vehicles is cut, eating and drinking is cut, the internet is cut (rough guess its for buying cars and social media? Would be interesting to see social media in a cyberpunk city) No customizing your house. Can't change your character mid-game (IDK, Geralt could change his hairstyle but not V?). Metro station is cut (I don't mind that part TBH, no one uses subways in GTA V so yeah...) And then there's bugs, BUGS and BUGS. It really breaks the gameplaying experience. Side note: feels like the combat is too plain, 2D. I was expecting a cyberpunk fighting is more 3D (enemies at roof, below, you stand at a moving drone hacking and stuff), that's my own opinion though

It could be a mindblowing experience. Could. But there are just so many bugs... I played for 12 hours so far and I had to reload quests twice for the triggers to work. Besides that, there is nothing game breaking but countless smaller bugs. Phones, burgers, cigarrettes stuck in the air. People driving in invisible cars, exploding shelves (physics engine going crazy?), random crashing cars, serious performance drops (rtx 3070!), random people popping in, and many more. It really feels rushed, those minor bugs shouldn't be in a gold version - this is beta stuff.