Cyberpunk 2077

I started playing on day one and, despite the bugs, quite enjoyed the game. Ever since then I've had it installed and played it quite often. Now with patch 2.0 CDPR managed to make me uninstall and write this review. The game was fun and had unique ways to build your character, some say it was not balanced, but so what? It's a single player game, if someone feels like it's too easy there were plenty of ways to handicap yourself, no need to run the entire game for it. Before 2.0 there was crafting that could make your weapons better and actualy was a viable build choice, not all crafting perks habe been removed, cause fuck you. It was possible to be a stealth netrunner, which is no longer the case and for those saing that it was OP. It's part of the lore of the game that net runners would lie in their bed and kill people on the other side of town, so why would the greatest merk to ever live have to be there in place? The game used to give you the options to do whatever you whant, now you have very fancy skill trees that make you play as the devs want. The police system, no matter how good is irrelevant, as most people don't actualy make it part of their gameplay to go full murdering psycho and even if you do it's just for some dumb fun, there were quite a few other systems that are more important that are still bad (or worse now). Glad to see that after they managed to actualy fix most bugs and issues they decided to say "fuck you" to all the players that actually played their game and make it pander to a bunch of people that took a look at it 3 years ago and left it at that.

This has some of the best written characters in gaming history. It's arguably the best looking game ever made and it is so incredibly unique and amazing. There is nothing like this out there! The only flaw is the driving. The cars are the worst handling in gaming history. The Devs have clearly never driven a car. It's basically bald tires on ice. The silverlining is the motorcycles handle well. Besides that, seriously this is one of the top 25 best games ever made holy crap. Jackie and Panam both made me cry I LOVE THIS GAME

I don't know who thought this was a good thing to add to the game but it's no longer a 5 star just for this one annoyance, CDPR is going down a bad path.

I am a great fan of the wichter series and I liked the Cyberpunk PnP RPG so I bought it before it came out. The start was disappointed it didn't look done. No after some years I tried it again and ... it's awful. It seems like a graphic novel where your choices are just to make you think it's a game. Most times there are only max two choices and the difference is up to non existent. So okay, I got it - no decisions. Then why do I press F for that? I don't get it. The controls are awful. I tried the VR fight for training. Okay so I understood how to fight. But in the final round. Even counter-attacking was a challenge for me. I tried everything the AI told me, but it took me 100 attempts to counter twice. I actually think it wasn't even me, because after that came the dodge. So I dodged the opponent and he still hit me every time, even though he was sometimes up to two body lengths away and aimed in a different direction. Again, a hundred attempts to dodge three times. The vehicle controls are modest. Even Project Zomboid has much more sophisticated controls and this is an indie game in beta. Although I bought the complete package with all the content that was available at the time, CD Project now wants to sell me yet another DLC. That too is actually ridiculous. To be honest, I shouldn't have bought the game. The controls are terrible, the story is straightforwardly inescapable and the bugs are still there. The money is thrown away - my opinion.

This was a huge letdown. Let's hope it will get polished and better as a game in the future. Right now, it feels bland, half-baked, buggy and technically problematic. I see potential here, but that was a rushed release. CDPR was the last company standing for my trust as to preorder, now I'll never preorder a game again.