Cyberpunk 2077

I played this on the PC. I had a few bugs, mostly small graphical glitches, nothing game breaking. It ran well on my older hardware (RX 580 + Ryzen 7 2700), though I had to set the graphics to middle and the resolution to 1440p. Also, I did not listen to the hype. The overall story is great and very immersive. The main characters are very well done, and the plot is interesting. CDPR has always been good at writing and characterization, which is evident here too. Some of the in-game cutscenes are masterpieces. And the soundtrack is absolutely amazing. Sidequests exist, and some of them are nicely done and very intriguing. There are also "gigs", which are much more routine quests (kill some gang members / steal some data / etc.), which are mainly meant for gathering XP and items, though some of those also have small backstories. The main negative about the game for me is that it feels unfinished at times. RPG elements exist, but it is evident that many didn't make it in. AI is weak, and fist fights are unbalanced. Inventory management feels clunky at times. I still give this game 5 stars though because the aforementioned positives are SO good. Without the unrealistic promises that not even Rockstar could seriously fulfill, and without the dreadful performance on the PS4 and XBox One, this game would most likely have at least a 4.5 star rating here.

So the Cyberpunk 2077 is an amazing game for many reasons. One of them could be breathtaking graf ,gripping plot, and a lot of ways you could turn out any problem like in one mission you could not kill anybody and get different ending to that specific story . The skill tree is so big that you can be lost at first but you can get to it eventually 😉. For now game has many bugs and it need fixes, but don't you worry I'm sure CD project red will fix everything eventually so the game can be better even then Wither 3 . After around 90h in Cyberpunk 2077 I can tell that my opinion is pretty valuable .

This game is amazing! Immersion is great, the romanceable characters are deep, with their own (usually relatable and sad) stories. The action is enjoyable, shooting is tons of fun, there's a ton of additional quests, and there's a very healthy amount of primary story quests. With multiple ends to do, this game as some replayability, but it just also has tons of content to do even through a single playthrough. I'm about 160 hours in game, did about 50% or thereso, saw two endings so far, and still have tons of things to do. While the game had a large amount of bugs on zero day, huge majority of them has been fixed. There's still occasional bug, but it's usually hilarious and not a game breaking bug, and I'm sure it's going to be further polished. What this game needs now is just more content on top. Night City is huge, and graphics-wise this game is treat to look at. The facial expressions in this game sets a new standard for which all the future games will be compared to. Thus, realistically, CDPR have a chance to do continues DLCs for this game for several years at the very least, keep on adding meaningful stuff so we can continue enjoying the dark and wonderful world of Cyberpunk.

Left an impression, bugs were'nt much of a hindrance.

I bought this game because it looked exciting and I had just bought a PC with a 3080. I had heard the mixed reviews and have found them mostly untrue. The weakest part of the game I would say is the length, as it is a surprisingly short game if you only stick to the main quest. If you branch out, there are quite a few things to do which really expand the experience. In the same vein, the story is kind of weak. It really forces you to play one kind of character, and the Johnny storyline is mostly annoying to me. That being said, the gameplay itself is great. It allows to use a number of playstyles, from stealth killing everything, to coming in guns blazing or using a baseball bat. It does have a number of bugs, but these have been primarily cosmetic in my experience. This game has never crashed on me. I compare the bugs to Skyrim, where watching a mammoth randomly fall from the sky is hilarious and part of the charm. In Cyberpunk, enemies will randomly fall down, or you'll come across a car randomly buried in cement or floating in the air. Goofy physics happen fairly regularly, and it is fun. Sometimes quest AI will be unable to handle making a U turn or something silly like that. Overall, a great game and it was worth the money to me.