Cyberpunk 2077

Cyberpunk 2077 is a Masterpiece. The Stories, the NPCs, the Gameplay-System (Especially the Char building process). I Absolutley love it. Im Playing on a Notebook, 1060 gtx in 1366x768 at average settings. And after the last patches it runs smoothly, no complain.

I been playing since day one and to be honest: My experience was amazing! The main story is really cool but side quest are even better! No doubt Aldecaldos will be part of my forever. RPG elements are cool when your character take a rol on the city. I played with one of my friends, he chose a different path than me and the results were two different characters with many differences that makes me want to play the game again. So RPG elements are there. Just go into Night City and let the city consume you and be one with it, you will enjoy it! About bugs or glitches. Well... to be clear, my experience was stable 90% of the time. I have a RX 5600 XT with Ryzen 5 2600 and combat, exploration & loading times were smooth and fluid. No issues. After so many choices and see how those little details took part of my playthrough is when I started to notice scenarios like missing hair on some characters for a couple of seconds, random cars appearing from nowhere or some frozen textures. I have thousands of hours on Fallout New Vegas so that's nothing compared. Probably the worst part about my playthrough was when "I crossed the giant wall" (if you know what I mean) and music was stuck on the same track over and over, even after mission ended. It was solved as soon as I load a previous save and then music was synch again (to be honest that track is one of my favorites so the infinite loop was dope to me) I enjoyed a stable game with many details that reflect passion and love from devs. The story is really entertaining and weapons are really fun to use (specially the smart ones) but is not a game about violence or to shot everyone. It's about been a citizen from Night City. To understand what happen to the good and bad people when corporations are involve and how cybernatic enhancements don't make us different from what we are today. In fact, it will show you how human we are even if your body is 90% circuits. So go for it Samurai! We have a city to burn!

I think that Cyberpunk is good enough to have 4,5/5 if it wasn't marketed as it was. Currently, it's far below what was advertised. Bugs, some illogical, or annoying things... e.g. I wasn't to craft clothes... but I can't find a crafting spec that would suit me... why?

The game is fantastic! The story is like watching a very good movie. RPG elements fulfill the experience and let you to deep dive into the cyberpunk world. Had some bugs, but nothing critical. All quests were working fine. Having quite old config: 2500k 4.5ghz, rx580 8hb, 16gb ddr3. Game runs on medium with 40 - 50 fps. Bought the game after went through the story (initially were from torrents:) ) line just to support the devs. Version 1.06.

I don't often write reviews, but from my perspective, this game is incredible. I'm playing on PC so can't comment to console play. I see many comments complaining about the control mapping. I haven't had a problem. Most RPG games driving is awkward with PC controls so I use the Xbox controller just for that, the moment I jump into a vehicle or on a bike I pick up the controller and use that to drive. The rest of the game I'm using the keyboard and mouse. And this works seamlessly. I don't have any problems remapping keys. This game runs great on my rig - I've had to wind down the settings a bit because I'm only packing a 1080 GPU. When current GPU become available, I may upgrade. Anyway so far I have plugged in 60+ hours and only 18% through the game, and that's because I'm having so much fun exploring Night City. I am trying all the different way to approach jobs, gigs etc. Sure I've encountered some hiccups or bugs but nothing big or anything to detract or stop me from having fun. And that is the key point here, having fun and I'm having a lot of it, so this game is definitely worth it and deserves five stars.