Cyberpunk 2077

» Story: Quite good. I've yet to experience any "Red Baron" moments but I'm still going though the side missions. » Gameplay: The guns are fun, the hacking is a nice addition and the perks/mods help you spec into the build you want. The police system is a joke, no ifs and buts about it. » Performance: This one is all over the place. Even on a decent system, with the settings on medium I still get dips to 40 fps » Bugs: I've seen quite the asortment, from flying or missing assets to missions needing to be restarted due to the quest log not updating with the next step. TL;DR: Not as great as I expected but well worth the money. It can only get better from here on out.

Night City looks amazing, story plot is good enough to follow, skill system is interesting, item is meh. BUT Control is weird. NPC reaction is weird. Animation is weird. Object spawns is weird. Bugs ARE weird. Not many bugs and weird coding is game-breaking but its such a shame of the beautiful world the game has to get random explosions because you cars imploded. Right now, I'm anticipated for more ridiculous bugs than progress the actual gameplay and its kinda funny.

15 hours in adn I feel scammed.

The game is average at best. This is a $40 game, not worth a penny more The gameplay is fun, I can't fault that. But I cannot recommend playing this game on anything other than Very Hard as the AI is just bad and broken sometimes that you need that extra challenge of dying quicker to make it fun The leveling up and acquiring new skills and perks is nice, especially using them The clothing is cool for the most part and funny at other times I can't fault it, just wish there were more layers to the clothing system The weapons are cool, and the different sort of skins that pop up for the same weapon is quite neat. The crafting is actually really nice, especially when I can usually make higher quality items than what I'm given or find, but finding schematics is a chore, especially for cooler clothing or stronger weapons The story is way too short for what it is. Could have been longer and cooler. The story alone doesn't really make the game shine. The side content is just so much more interesting as it gives me so much information and really brings out Johnny Silverhand in a much more interesting light than what's offered in the short 10-15 hour story It's still filled with bugs, constant pop in textures with some not popping in at all The driving is just annoying, it feels like I'm steering a truck every time I get in a car, not to mention driving in first person is so bad as the camera is way too low, and the field of view shrinks when I get into the car, so stupid. I also cannot remove the idiotic auto center when driving Speaking of camera, raise the damn camera height, the character camera is literally at the neck, and it's silly that everyone feels like they're taller than me because of that Let me adjust the weapon view model so it corresponds with the FOV. It's silly the weapons are so huge, and the scopes for most weapons go past my FOV Let me REBIND ALL THE KEYS, and let me UNBIND KEYS. UNBOUND KEYS should NOT work when the field is empty

As a big fan of The Witcher 3 I went into this game with high expectations, on top of the fact that CDPR has been calling this game 'the future of open world games'. For the most part the game has not met my expectations and the numerous bugs do not help matters. The open world is in no way bigger or better than most open world games, it looks great and the cyberpunk setting makes it a really cool city to be in. But in my opinion it's not a world you can live in due to the lack of immersion. Some examples include; the AI and especially the driving AI is quite poor, lack of animations even for eating, barely any useful shops and no reason to seek out food shops, no customisable vehicles, can't customise the main character after initial creation. On top of this there seem to be a lot of missing features that were shown or implied from the gameplay prior to release, for example i'm fairly sure the monowire is just a melee weapon in the game whereas it was supposed to double up as a netrunner hacking tool (I haven't personally tested this however). Lastly a majority of side activities or 'open world' activities just involve shooting a couple of gang members or a cyberpsycho then moving on which gets old quickly. I've played around 24 hours and completed the main story which i enjoyed. The first person view and the character models/animations during dialogue is great. I'm sure there are many more great side quests that I could find, but I simply do not find the world immersive enough to carry on. I plan to revisit the game next year after CDPR have hopefully patched out a lot of the bugs that plague this game.