Cyberpunk 2077

Amazing Game, 100+ hours and still loving everything that the game has to offer

Hype ruins everything including prom night. This game probably has lower ratings because of hype. There isn't a game like this in this setting. It delivers a very immersive time in a sandbox cyberpunk setting. Great story, great voice acting, great interactions, great model movements. I really hope Elder scrolls comes out with a game that has these types of conversations. Now, I do recommend the cyberengine so you can fix getting caught in stuff. Twice in the game I got hit by a car and I flew into an area I couldn't actually walk out of. But if you save often, etc. I don't think twice ever is a real big deal. Better than other sandbox games where I can't complete a quest cause someone didn't show up cause they are stuck on a rock behind an alley. Never to be seen again.

The game is amazing, probably my favorite game of all time, othe than RE4.

My CPU is below the minimum requirements (I3-4150) and I can play the game around 30FPS with medium settings. Could use more of my GTX 1660TI, but the game seems to use more CPU power right now. About the bugs, play 38h at the moment and had only 1 bug that made me reload to a previous save (NPC with item that I needed died inside a wall), other bugs were just visual glitches that doesn't bother me. If you come to this game without overhype and you like the cyberpunk genre, it is a nice game. Although, I think the game should had been developed fist for PCs and then ported (right) to consoles. At this momento they are handling 10 different versions of the game, and that is showing on the consoles end.

First of all - yes, the game is buggy. However, it seems to be very dependent on the system. On 1660 super + ryzen 5 with 20+ hours spent I've yet to experience a single crush. Visual glitches I got don't ruin the immersion much - 4 chopsticks in one cutscene, janky lighting under some underpass, a dude appearing out of thin air on the very edge of the FOV. I've been playing CDPR's games since 2007, I still remember bugs and glitches from the first Witcher like it was yesterday. Bugs in CDPR's games - are just a part of the process, so I would advise being patient (including not rushing to by it, which the devs themselves repeated over and over). As for the gameplay - without attempting gatekeeping in any way, there are wrong and right ways to play Cyberpunk. The wrong way mainly consists of rushing it - and inadvertently getting disappointed. Pretty much all the mechanics become better once you've spent enough time and skill points on them - don't expect to shoot like in DOOM right off the gate, and don't expect being a stealthy ninja without investing in Cool. For me, the game shined once I stopped trying to solve every single in-game problem by shooting. On higher difficulties with low-level char entering any battle guns blazing is basically suicide, but if you try stealth you might find it's on par with Deus Ex and Dishonored minus the special abilities like blink or invisibility. It is not to say that playing exclusively by shooting your way out of any trouble is a "wrong" way. As long as you take your time and play the game by its rules, not trying to mold it into GTA or CoD or even The Witcher, you'll enjoy it. Is this the most "rpg" thing ever? Probably not. Is it a good thing? Depends on a person, I guess. Cyberpunk feels a bit more like a truly open-world immersive sim than an rpg, and I don't see any deception here - this is exactly what I've expected based on marketing, previews, and what I've seen with my own eyes. Not disappointed at all.