Cyberpunk 2077

Yes. the game if FAR AWAY from what CDPR promised us, but the game is far from being boring, I mean, I´ve been playing CP2077 for a week and i´m mesmerized with the world, I mean, IT´S HUGE, so huge that if you take your time to admire the work behind the game you´ll be completely amazed. but for a AAA game, It lacks on quality Glitches appart, I think the consumer is mad because CP2077 is not a futuristic GTAV, but that is another story

bought it for myself twice aswell as for my brother and a friend. i like the game alot but it feels last gen. sure the graphics are great and the story feels like a movie. thats where my praise ends though, it felt clunky and nothing compared to what the pre game footage and such showed, ie allowing claws to climb vetrically, destructable walls and such. this game was dumbed down for console is the only thing i can think. whitcher 3 was way better. cyberpunk 1st person was a good call though, 3rd person shooters are dumb. i hope theres some big dlcs that fix the game to whitcher 3 quality minimum and adds the features shown prior to release.

I just finished it after a little less than 50h and I have to say it's realy great ! I was afraid of the results after the launch so I waited a year to play it so they might patch it a little. After this time and with no further expectations. And it went really great ! CDRP has a unique way of making storys and characters unique and unforgettable and I can't find it anywhere else (hi Ubisotf and EA) . The relation between V and Johnny is just incredible. The last hours of the main quest are just so intense in emotions and decisions are so hard to make. Graphics are also incredible. I really love the ambiance and atmosphere of night city it's so refreshing compare to a GTA or watch dog. So, I guess it don't match all the promises that were made, especially considering the immersion in a"living city". NPCs have nothing remarkable in their behaviour and you can't talk to much of them. I guess they should'nt have made such promises on this game and of course wait a year at least to release it bug-free, and maybe players would have better enjoyed the experience. Still it's pleasant to see that they are taking care of it, so maybe it will bonify with time and I'm sure that DLCs will be as remarkable as in The Witcher 3.

Bought it at release date. Played a bit with abysmal performance and crashes. Gave up, uninstalled. Reinstalled it hoping patch 1.5 will fix the issues - the game doesn't even start. Uninstalled it, never gonna touch this $hit again.

It's a perfectly fine game, especially now that it's been substantially patched. And since it's damn near always on sale, you'll get a decent experience for not much money. Enjoy it for what it is, and stop asking for it to be as magical as Witcher 3