Cyberpunk 2077

I love this game more and more, the plot is really good and the mechanics of this game are truly revolutionary. I mean, there are few bugs but is not very often and you will enjoy this game anyway. 10/10 I truly recommend this game, CDPR did an amazing job!

I have completed 90% of the game’s content, 80 hours. I did not go for a second playthrough (yet) and did not mess with talents/crafting. This game is ABSOLUTELY worth the money if you are on PC. I played on i7/GTX3080 installed on SSD and it ran smooth as butter as it did for my partner (i5/1080 on SSD). + Immersion: the game is super immersive; the city feels alive and real +Kill people? Sure. Pacifist? OK. Stealth? Cool. Hacking? YES. Melee? Of course! Ranged sniper? Duh. Muscle burly punching who prefers to just rip turrets out of the socket rather than bother with hacking? You do you dude +Respecting player's time – tight story. Side gigs are optional but can interweave with the main story line. Most missions have hidden objectives. Thanks Tomasz Marchewka and Pawel Sasko and their team for the story & Quests +Romance Options - Judy is the best girl, waifu and too good for my V. Romance is involved, feels natural and playful +The story - V is a prepared canvass which is my preferred Hero type in RPGs. Lukasz Zawlocki direction on motion capture A+. Every long gig is memorable and delightful. The voice acting is solid throughout, but Keanu Reeves takes some time to get into it. Dunno if in-game cinematics were done by gameplay animation with lead Dmytro Ishchenko or Maciej Pietras cinematics team but hot damn +Diversity +The City - Hiroshi Sakakibara and team did a stellar job. Weapons THAT hand gun, courtesy of Kamil Nowicki's art direction, look and feel amazing +The music; P.T. Adamczyk, Marcin Przybylowicz and ofc Paul Leonard-Morgan - my ears thank you. Doing a mission with Path of the Rebel is a transcendental experience - Character customisation could be much more - The UI/Contrl; I can feel corpo hands around Yaroslav Getsevich's (UI tech) neck as he is forced to toil day and night on a UI for both Consoles and PC. Crafting is a chore - Genera Bugs - occasional T-pose, graphics don't load sometimes. Nothing gamebreaking on PC - no Takemura romance :(

But I'm absolutely loving Cyberpunk 2077. The game is beautiful. The dialogue is fun, the action is fast paced and immersive - it's the first game in quite a number of years where you can really feel there is character progression! I've invested 25+ hours in the game so far, and I have at most experienced mild graphic glitches, not a single crash, gamebreaking bug or softlock scenario. For added context - I grew up playing PC games in the 90s: The Adventures of Willy Beamish, Conquest of the Longbow, Loom, Rise of the Dragon, Hero's Quest, Dragon Lore, Myst, Ultima underworld... and all of these were games that had 90+ out of 100 approval scores, both by critics and players alike. But if any of the games I mentioned were to come out today - they would be trashed. It is not perfect some of the dialogue options are limited and don't cover what I as a player would like my character to do or say... but that's why they gave us "V" -we're supposed to pay as him/her not as an extension of ourselves. Controls are fairly easy and intuitive, but they are also quite a skill challenge on occasion. Really, the game deserves a chance. I'm not telling you to ignore glitches, just give it a fair chance above all, simply because It's FUN .

The pièce de résistance is extremely excellent, also the appetizer. Soup, salad and dessert is fine. Dining environment and tableware is a piece of shit, but who cares? Frankly my dear, I don't give a damn.

I have bought Dual Shock 4 for my PC, and controls become much more intuitive I like the car driving inside the game