Cyberpunk 2077

For me game runs pretty smoothly. I have encountered few glitches and FPS drops. But i must admint that RTX 2060 SUPER is where to start to play 60-70 FPS on 1440p on Medium/High with DLSS. On these settings game looks really amazing for me. Solid 4 stars.

Positive: 1) Gunfights Neutral: 1) Strange city design like narrow streets, small buldings (middle ages is over, right?) 2) Game is dark. Can't image playing interior missions in well lit room. Even during the day shadow areas too dark imo. Negative: 1) Single player campaign structure at beginning shocked me. Started as nomad, then headed to NC, then some movie sequence, then some girl saving mission ... Who designed this?! 2) Couldn't hear anything during gunfights because of loud music, turned it off. 3) GTX 970 (with Ryzen 3600) can't handle this on low/med at 1080, so playing it at 1600x900 (30-50 fps). 4) Cars are worse then in GTAV 5) Press "F" everywhere and everytime in C2077 6) Press "Esc" to exit menus Overall: 1) Needs some patching and i need better GPU. Good game!

A very good game from a plot point of view and very crude optimization. The recommended GTX1060 is barely enough for low quality (of course not more than FULL HD). After patch 1.04 it got better, but still bad. For the plot component 5, for the technical component 3. The overall rating is 4, I hope the future patches will bring it to the overall rating of 5.

I wonder if this game was designed to run on a system from 2077 because my 2070 max q cant run this smoothly on low 2K settings

I don't know, maybe I'm the weird one, but my expectations seem to be pretty different than most people here. I got my PC back in 2013 for video editing, and at the time it was maybe slightly above average. It has an i7 CPU, I upgraded the RAM and installed a hand-me-down Radeon RX 550 so I could play this game. I'm running it on high with some adjusted settings (1600x1900, no cloud/fog effects, 70 FOV) and it runs really well. I'm sure experiences vary here, but my dinky little machine is able to handle it. Maybe your problem is that you've never bought a game that was better than your rig? Welcome to my world. It has glitches, but my experience has been that games always have glitches, especially the ambitious ones. At the end of the day it's a product made by people, human error is part of the deal, if you are expecting an immersive mind-altering adventure, maybe try some hallucinogens. So far the atmosphere, the style, the cityscape, all the things I was hoping for, live up to their expectations. I've finished Act 1, and the story seems good so far. Each side gig I've tried has its own little story, and there seems to be countless side gigs. It's crammed with content. People complaining that it's not perfect right out the gate after ten years of development (and being pressured for release) should stop and think about the amount of production involved with each mission, and how long that would take. Is the gameplay itself mind-blowing? No. Could they have done more with the gameplay? Yes. Everyone could do more, if it wasn't for time, space, money, the limitations of subjective experience and knowledge. My life has not fundamentally changed. Right now I'm having fun. But eventually the game will become repetitive, and I will be compelled to wrap it up, finish the story and uninstall it, thinking back on it fondly. Then I'm going to move on with my life, maybe read a book, or watch a movie or something. Maybe continue to develop relationships with real people.