Posted on: December 13, 2020

Darkvenom39

Games: 11 Reviews: 1

Amazin game at its core! However...

Amazin game at its core! However, its a bit of a buggy mess. I really wanted to decline the whole bugs and glitches issues that reviewers were talking about but even stuff i saw from skillup's review were common in the game even after some patches. This is just proof that CDPR need to lay low like rockstar (love em hate em they do phenominal games and you know it! and i love how the mess around with their community all while keeping it super classified.) and learn how to mess around with hints rather than making a gigantic noise about the game before it releases, like my mom used to say, "dont speak too highly of your goals before you have achieved them". So yeah CDPR please lay it low till your next game otherwise itll just open evil eyes towards you and you do not deserve this. In conclusion, Cyberpunk 2077 is such an achievement and really does set high bounderies and gives you a true next gen experience like no other! The story is amazing with such a ton of attention to detail on options and dialougs and the world and RPG mechanics are just all there alive and strong, i am truly in love with the game. Heck its definetly on my top 5 fav games of all time! However im still going to complain about the issues the game has but i hope CDPR would fix them soon and not release games anymore to old gen hardware cuz it just delays the polish and focus on the core game. They shouldve just let everyone play the game on next gen consoles, pc, and cloud via GFN or stadia, and deliver truly a remarkable experience to everyone rather than trying to satisfy everyone by selling the game in almost every storefront on earth for loads of different platforms. Non the less the GOG version is the best of all versions and i dont regret buying the game on here, the DRM free stuff really does make the game smoother.

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Posted on: December 13, 2020

csbeau1969

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Games: 289 Reviews: 2

Redefines immersion and open-world RPGs

I am truly disappointed to see the unrealistic feedback and ideas that CP2077 is being measured against. It is not being measured against what exists in terms of gaming worlds or open-world RPGs. In short, if you want a true open-world immersive game that exceeds any other option out there, this is that game. Night City, the acting, the graphics, and the RPG system are done very well; second to none. CP2077 is this generation's Deus Ex. Period. Note: I am playing on an i9 10900K and RTX 3090. I have seen a few bugs in 20+ hours of playthrough. Nothing game-breaking and mostly not worth the mention it is getting. I have also played it on Stadia, which also worked very well. If you are looking for a mature (the game is 18+ for a reason), immersive open-world RPG that is true to the source material. This is the best game of the decade. It exceeds Witcher 3 (also great) and RDR2 if the source material appeals to you. I can only assume that people do not understand what it takes to make a game of this caliber or are trying to generate clicks through sensationalism. CDProjekt Red's team has done a great job and deserves their bonuses and none of the "review"/adolescent feedback hitting YouTube and the press, especially PCGamer.

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Posted on: December 13, 2020

Nithin_Ravi

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Games: 6 Reviews: 2

I loved it. Even with it's flaws.

The game is amazing , the open world is so engrossing and vivid. Sure there are optimization issues and bugs. But Still It's amazing.

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Posted on: December 13, 2020

nejstudio1

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Games: 158 Reviews: 2

Needs a little work, still a great game

My GTX 1060 was playing this on ultra between 25-35 fps. Turning it down to medium has boosted the fps to 40-60 depending on the crowd size (which have repeating NPCs) and location. Cyberpunk 2077's gameplay (shooting, slashing, etc.) feels great, except a few minor annoyances. Stealth and dodging do not mix well keyboardwise (accidently double tap a key and you'll pop up from cover to be seen by enemies). The vendors in the city do not work, leaving them to be space fillers with no use to V. For a city, you'd expect a little more interactivity between V and the city life (not that this is a city simulator by any means). I just expected to be able to go into a shop or burger joint and sit and maybe buy food. Instead, those are tied to missions or part of the scenery. Several glitches also appear with looting drones (required shooting downed drones with a shotgun to get SOME of the loot). Cars also have glitches where you can drive backwards but not forwards, and the camera will get stuck in first person. In my 12 hours or so of playing, I've enjoyed the shooting, the missions, getting close to Panam, and seeing the world. Hoping I can keep getting closer to Panam throughout my play. Otherwise, I'll be disappointed and will want a romance dlc to bring her to Night City or something :/

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Posted on: December 13, 2020

walkerguy124

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Games: 397 Reviews: 4

Solid game, but not revolutionary

People set their expectations too high for this game. It's a solid rpg, but not some revolutionary game that cures cancer. It doesn't do much new but it looks really nice and plays well. It's kinda buggy but playable. Could use more optimization. Most of the endings aren't great but some of are satisfying. Gameplay is good but I wish there were more cybernetic options and impactful decisions. Overall, solid game, just don't expect it to be a revolutionary groundbreaking experience.

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