Cyberpunk 2077

This is hands down the best video game I've ever played. Blending so many genres from immersive sim to open world rpg with a good dose of first-person shooter in a sleek and engrossing world created in the 1980s and revitalized in the 2010s. The journey is just as engrossing, and I loved every second of it. I must say CD Projekt Red have outdone themselves here. This is what video games should be about and not cashing in on live service mechanics. People will be playing Cyberpunk 2077 even in a post-apocalyptic future while all those live services have long since been forgotten. That is preservation and that is giving your consumers a product they really own. I see no reason to never buy another game from CD Projekt Red. My only criticism would be the sexual themes that are highly targeted to male audience and render the females as sex objects. Video games in general can honestly do without so much sex or at least be kept at a minimum for those who want it to seek it out on their own similar to the violence. The relationships are much more important and hope that future games will focus on that much more. Cyberpunk 2077 is a game series that I hope will remain as a reminder that triple A games don't have to be live services and that during the golden age of live services real games were getting made.

great AAA RPG

What's most important, I have a feeling like Christmas is here finally because of this game. I'm charmed, bewitched, fascinated with Night City and plot. This game impacts me in the way that I reserve to first playthrough of TES III: Morrowind where I was fascinated with its unconvential open world and creative quests. Yes, there are flaws, but to give this game 4 stars, I'd have to do a round trip through all other reviews and drop them all by a note. Also, these flaws happen only from time to time and can be mostly avoided with little effort. I'm positively surprised that on my old setup (i5-6600k with game boost, RX 480 GAMING X 8 GB, 16 GB RAM) game has defaulted to high/ultra settings and gave me stable/predictable, mostly playable performance (although low - around 30 FPS). I can live with that, considering how beautiful is all I see on screen (and considering latest news that made me uncertain whether I'll be able to play the game at all). Issues so far: - car driving is not a pleasure: (1) controls are mostly too rushy, but on tight corners happen to be too sloppy, (2) car brakes like old unmaintained truck, - weird reactions from police in public - ok, they may not appreciate me standing close to crime scene or staring, but I'd expect them to react explicitly and warn me before shooting, - collisions are very far from smooth in general: colliding with pedestrians, standing on some things (furniture) can result in shaky, undecided attempts of the game to position V correctly, - some glitch here and there: (1) floating V's car (once), (2) first time V looked in a mirror inside her apartment, she was missing hair and some clothes she was wearing at a time, (3) in first village on Nomad beginning, there was a guy sitting in imaginary car in the middle of the street. But that's all through 4 hours of gameplay. Suggestion: - to improve immersion, more interaction would be appreciated (some dialogues with peds, more interactive things (wending machines etc.)

Played on xbox series x

Runs Smoothly on my 3060 Ti always around 100FPS ultra high settings. But small objets are bugging or glitching a lot (E.G. a girl lighting her cigarette and lighter is on flying all over the place). Everyone was talking about a big day one patch but I have only downloaded 59GB from GOG client and no further updates are availalbe. Im sure CDPR wont disappoint. Game is fantastic in the first look.