Posted on: January 17, 2023
cesar588
Verified ownerGames: 6 Reviews: 1
A powerful experience
This game was one of the most rich and amazing gaming experience I ever had... Sure, it has some bugs (which I fortunately got very little of) but once you learn to look past the bugs and flood of people bad mouthing the game simply to ride the hate wave, you will discover one of the most complex and deep world you've ever experienced. Cyberpunk is the ONLY game I have ever played where I did not, once during my more than 150h of playing, use the fast travel system. The universe and atmosphere is just too good to pass up, I couldn't get enough. It goes from finding an abandoned house in the desert with a scene telling the story of a five year kidnapping to helping a talking vending machine by moving a garbage dump that was blocking its view and ending up having regular conversations with it to a miriad of side quests so rich that you sometimes can't tell wether it is a main quest or a side one. The world is also so beautiful i find myself spending hours in the photomode. Sometimes you finish a quest that made you think about life or simply enjoy the scenery and you just want to sit there on a bench for a few minutes and take in this sad, tragic but powerful distopian universe. And the story fully taked advantage of this environement and takes you through a true journey. The greatest point of this story and game in general are the charchters. Each of them feels like a real person that you want to get to know, that you learn to love or to hate and that every choice you make impact. In my opinion, the choices that you have in this games aren't as much about the story or path YOU could take as they are about your character's relationships with people around him... and it is beautifull. The gameplay can also be oh so very satisfying if you learn to understand, master and focus the skills you want to give your character. All in all, I'm at the end of my second playthrough and it leaves me once again feeling so many emotions I wouldn't think a game could make me feel.
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