Cyberpunk 2077

Right Bugs: I didnt experienced any gamebreaking bugs sure some graphical gliches or npc thing but it dint bothered me much Gameplay: Its fun love it but the main problem with the game is it missing features that were awesome and that is a BIG minus from them. No transmog system :p looking like a clown and why cloths give armor like small skirt gives 5 armor?! Lol Another thing I can choose P**** or P**** and I cant dress naked why? Music is cool Story: The story is cool but I didnt enjoy it much you in every ending your *spoiler* you are dying and there is no cure?! Wish if you could have a good ending but basically every ending is a bad ending overall 6/10

Although I ran into a graphical glitch, a few crashes, and a quest progression issue during my time with Cyberpunk 2077, I ended up enjoying my time with it overall quite a bit. I played a few months after release on a higher-end PC. The game features excellent writing within its main and side stories, and Night City was a well-developed and immersive locale. I appreciated the character work and voice actors in the game, which only enhanced the exploration of exciting cyberpunk themes. While the game required a little grinding to access the highest level of cars and equipment and the skill tree was perhaps not as interesting as I'd hoped, the gameplay was solid. Outside of instability (which was a serious issue for many), players let their disappointment with what Cyberpunk 2077 wasn't, prevent them from enjoying what it was.

In short, it's a game you'll either love or hate. I loved it. * Finished the game at around 42 hours * As of version 1.31 most of the bugs appear to be eliminated. City is very much populated and feels alive * Was not affected by the overzealous marketing campaign surrounding the game's release, neither did I buy it on the release day. Thus, it did not cloud my judgement * Did most of the quests I found interesting (that is, Johnny's, Judy's, Panam's, Kerry's--mostly to get to Blue Moon's quest, Lizzy Wizzy's, Peralez's and so on). I must say this game does have a great deal of memorable stories to tell and it does a surprisingly good job. Was kind of dissapointed that there was no quest for/with Rita Wheeler (the Mox bouncer at the entrance to the Lizzie's Bar) * Game froze and crashed for me twice * Had one or two weird physics-related bugs (a bike hit a fence and got stuck, drove over a piece of road block that got stuck in the hood of a car for some odd reason). Nothing game breaking and rather funny * Had one instance of T-pose at the beginning of Jackie/V montage * Bikes are the best vehicles in the game, the controls are responsive and not a clunky as car controls. Unlike GTA V, for instance, the character does not fly off the bike after the tiniest of collisions * The music (both tracks on the radio--specifically recorded for the game!--and the soundtrack) are phenomenal * Cyberpunk 2077 has one of the best character, vehicle and location designs (meaning, Night City and some of the interiors) I've ever seen * It would be great to have a third-person camera option * It desperately tries to be a first person GTA-ish-Borderlands-Deus Ex-Fallout mix, which works to some extend * Comrade's Hammer is the best weapon, without it shooting felt rather bad: the enemies were bullet sponges * Never was a fan of Keanu, but he's fantastic in the game * Waiting 12 or 24 in-game hours in order to get a call to progress a mission is a horrible idea

I already spent about 150 hours of gameplay, mostly on version 1.5 and i can say that number of bugs in the game is very low. So have no fear to buy. The game has excelent story and some details of the game are really impressive.

I had noticed on the sidelines how disastrous the release must have been. But I ignored it an started to play the game in April 2022 (after Version 1.5 was released). And what should I say: I love it. Yes, there are still some issues. I get fps drops when I open the map. Sometimes (rarely) there are flying items or disappearing characters. But nothing really bad. On the other side, the game has great immersion. The universe is funky, colorful, oversexualized and full of violence. And in it, too, money, power, love and cohesion are decisive. I got caught by the story and I love the way one can develop the character and the story. It's really sad, that the game had such terrible start and it is a disappointment, that it was released this way, but from now on, I can absolutely recommend it. Have fun!