Posted on: June 14, 2021

Neuron_Knight

Spiele: 2 Rezensionen: 1

Great story but unpolished and bugs!

As many others, I have mixed feelings about the game. Unfortunately, little has been kept to what was promised: The world is great, especially visually and audibly. You can get lost in the many side quests and they definitely contribute to immersion. The main story is also exciting except for the end, albeit short. BUT: The AI is cruel, especially the traffic. A person / car is constantly bugging somewhere. Cars just stand on the road, stop, etc. The vehicle controls are a cramp and the combat gameplay is almost as terrible and heavy. Hitboxes are inconsistent, moving over and behind cover feels very unintuitive. In general, the combat system is a mixture of weapon grind / special skills and bullet sponges. There is not a lot of cool armor or weapons and once you've found some, they're useless again after three missions. I have no idea why they chose a loot shooter ala Borderlands. So the game has a great world to immerse yourself in, unfortunately the immersion is repeatedly destroyed by bugs and immature gameplay.

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Posted on: August 28, 2021

2L84H8M8

Spiele: 96 Rezensionen: 3

It's good. It's not great.

The story was interesting and you can appreciate a lot of the detail in the world building. The black metal radio station was awesome and I wish it would let you turn it up higher than it does. However, the people expected an RPG. Let's not kid ourselves, we all wanted/expected this to be The Witcher 3 but in 2077. Instead, what we got was ... not that. I think this expectation was fair, because CD Projekt RED hasn't actually made much else, so this is all we really could expect from them. The game suffered a lot from an overinflated marketing campaign and hypetrain - probably the biggest I've ever seen. The marketing would have us believe that this game was going to elevate humanity into the 4th dimension. The problem, for me, starts and ends with the main character. I didn't find them compelling at all. In Witcher series, you embody a character so impressive that you almost wish it was you. I could write pages about the depth of that character, and how the conversation options and the dialogue that follows are almost always satisfying. Then, you play this game, and your character has the gung-ho juvenile personality of a character from a B-tier teen flick. You are playing as someone who is constantly cringe. It's not a good feeling. The conversation options are often not only incredibly scarce, but a lot of the time they don't feel like something you'd actually want to say/do. Whatever the game lacked in underdeveloped RPG systems, such as conversation and choice, was just a nail in the coffin. I liked the game. It was good. It wasn't half as good as it should have been.

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Posted on: February 16, 2022

HANZ3R

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Spiele: 703 Rezensionen: 38

It'll never be an RPG

It doesn't really matter how many updates CDPR push out to try and shore up this sinking ship nothing will change the fact that there's still no role playing elements in this RPG. They would have to write an entirely new story with branching quests, with actual consequences, to come anywhere close to what was promised. I seriously doubt that will ever happen given the company's tendency to go radio silent on this games failures and their refusal to acknowledge their wrongdoings.

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Posted on: April 6, 2022

Radix28

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Spiele: 23 Rezensionen: 1

Post 1.5 review

Prior to the 1.5 patch - which was supposed to address a number of game play issues and bugs, I had rated Cyberpunk 2077 a solid 4 star, and intended to make it a 5 once some of the annoying (but still playable) bugs were addressed. Enter patch 1.5, the bugs are no longer annoying things that require a work around, they are progress halting, PC freezing. The game got less playable with patch 1.5, things that didn't need to be addressed (imo) like the crafting system, number of mods on items, and skill system got addressed - instead of doing what the game actually neeeded - to fix the bugs and deploy advertised content (firing from a moving vehicle for instance from the drivers seat - there's a lovely video of it in the promotional), multiple player modes, completing more of the world. Instead the bugs are now made worse, and it's been stated that CDProject Red knew this was going to be case, so my view has dropped from a 4 star, to 1. Because a game you can only play until it freezes in the story line is not worth purchasing.

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Posted on: July 1, 2022

Lumau100

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Spiele: Rezensionen: 4

nobody's perfect

Ich hatte viel Spaß mit Cyberpunk 2077! Die Stadt sieht toll aus, Charaktere und Dialoge fühlen sich lebendig an, die Story ist oft genug packend, immer großartig inszeniert, viele Nebenquests sind ebenso gut geschrieben. Leider krankt CP 2077 auch in den Dingen, die es in bestimmten Momenten perfekt macht. Nach dem packenden Start schafft es das Spiel nie mehr so wirklich, die aufgebaute Spannung aufrechtzuerhalten. Das liegt v.a. an den Freiheiten einer Open World: könnte sich die Story nicht mal „aufdrängen“ und einen von der Straße ins Auto zerren? Ein bisschen Druck hätte dem Ganzen gutgetan. Den Kern des Szenarios -der Wert des Menschlichen angesichts technischer Möglichkeiten seiner Kontrolle und Transzendierung- berührt das Spiel immer wieder, mal mehr, mal weniger subtil und tiefgründig. Insbesondere die Beziehung mit Silverhand hätte noch tiefer, konfliktträchtiger, zwingender sein können. Die Konfrontation mit dem Thema bleibt ein wenig zu oft oberflächlich. Auch die gesellschaftliche Dimension von Unsterblichkeit und Persönlichkeitsrechten treibt die Handlung/den Spieler nicht wirklich an. Es hätten gerne noch ein paar mehr Missionen mit Hauptstory geben können oder noch mehr „tiefe“ Nebenmissionen, statt der doch häufigen Open World-Stangenware, die Freiheit zur Beschäftigungstherapie verkommen lässt. CP 2077 ist kein tiefes RPG. Dafür wirken sich Entscheidungen nicht genug aus, V ist eine ziemlich gefestigte Persönlichkeit. (SPOILER Am Ende wird dann aber auch mit genau dieser unserer Erwartungshaltung an das Konzept von Freiheit gespielt). Ein Fraktionssystem z.B. hätte zum RPG-Feeling beigetragen, die Stadt und V's Karriere wirken so etwas beliebig. Die möglichen Spielstile sind solide. Hacken macht Spaß, hätte aber noch mehr Abwechslung vertragen (z.B. durch eine kreativer beeinflussbare Umwelt). Balancing und Crafting-/Loot-System? Naja. Und doch: ich bereue nicht, CP 2077 gespielt zu haben, es war ein besonderes Erlebnis, nobody is perfect.

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