Cyberpunk 2077

So, i guess i will repeat a lot of what other guys said before me. We were promised incredible character customization, venicle customization, game being an RPG, great optimization. All we got were awesome trailers and terrible mess of a game. I can make giant balls, but not customise muscles, i cannot use different loking implants, cannot customise my car, choices have no meaning if they are there at all. My PC is in recommended specs for easy full hd 60 fps, but the max i got is 45 fps on LOWEST settings. Characters cannot be interacted with, they have no AI. This game feels like a pretty painted cardboard box and shares the same quality: it is just as empty. And you cannot patch an empty game. No Man's Sky felt terrible at release, but this feels much worse. And the best thing about this purchase is that i asked for refund and almost a WEEK has passed-complete silence on their side. DID YOU JUST STEAL MY MONEY, guys?

and Pretending it was a Princess. This game consists of three disparate games, - Story, which is a glorified walking simulator with a dozen different meaningless endings - Singleplayer campaign, which is a mediocre corridor shooter - Sandbox which is unballanced, ubisofted, generic, boring and lifeless This is no Role Playing Game, and it isn't "mature" but prudish and pornography for pre-teens If you have enough computer to throw at it, the game can look pretty, with all the lighting and effects, but beneath that shiny veneer hides an ugly and generic sandbox. The cyberpunk dystopia sometimes shines through in some of the quests, but it's more wading through worn out copy pasta than actual gameplay. Sandbox also offers no interactivity, no ramps or stuff to do. Ironically the piles of easter eggs serve to point to better products.

Never been much into the cyberpunk setting and future stuff so I didn't expect to like the aspects about that. But the game is half baked. Many bugs on my PC, can't even finish some quests and the immersion is broken every time. The story is fine but forgettable. Cutscenes are top-notch but who cares about that in a game. The city feels empty. It's big and looks gorgeous of course but presents not much value. Almost all doors are locked, you only end up going from mission to mission. It's a sad game because it could have been so much better.

I'd say the game is 1/5 done. Game engine, models, textures, visuals, the big city are done and are very good. Everything is so bad it must be rebuilt from the ground up. NPCs and interactions with them, cars and driving should be remade. Quests are completely linear, short and boring. Factions are non-existent. Skills and implants are straight effing magic and don't make any sense. You have your work cut up for you.

Cyberpunk has outstanding potential however, it's thwarted by silent characters, game-breaking bugs, incomplete control setup/input delays, lackluster dialogue, screw over 'that' character mindset, lack of stealth, broken level/gear system putting the game in 'easy mode' at the hardest difficulty, lack of diversity in weapons, cars, gear and quickhacks plus much more. Also - police are hard-coded to spawn out of your view, so they can spawn literally out of nowhere behind you, making them more powerful than they actually are - completely unrealistic and it's amateur programming, have them roll in with vehicles like GTAV and Saints Row 3 and have the higher-tier units teleport in or something instead of what we have now. I personally don't mind the linear story(having loved games such as Metro), though the story itself relies on the same dynamics for transitioning from one mission to another with the exception of a small few. Going back to bugs, previous versions of the game seem to have ran with fewer bugs than the newer 'patched' versions. Having insight into game development and release schedule. I can tell you, that more or less every single Game Producer is aware of most of bugs before release, yet release a broken game, then patching it quickly into tricker you into thinking that 'they care' and that they're 'in it for the long term' when it's actually all planned from the get-go. Ending on a positive note, the game as I stated already has a lot of potential. The story is good and there is some good character development, the game is open-world to a foot and will keep a person occupied for a short-while. It would be nice to see the 'increased' difficulties affecting the story in terms of the sheer amount of chaos. To sum it up, do not buy this yet, it's been outright removed from stores for good reasons.