Cyberpunk 2077

I can't believe how the game just sucked 6 hours of me literally just doing nothing but roaming around. I was amazed by every single detail. Corpo meeting Jackie for the first time, oh man, it felt like I was in Blade Runner movie while the car was driving me to the bar. Then it just got better :) The ui once again is console based, so most of the stuff doesn't follow pc logic (takes a bit time to get used to it, simillar to the witcher one). I didn't experience any crashes or major bugs, just minor details like npc missing a soda he's supposed to drink outside V's apartment. There is some weird hair issue tho, probably anti aliasing thing, but those are the only issues I've encountered so far. The world is just amazing and it really feels like a mix of everything (good) that CP genre had to offer over the years!

While I was able to play it, it was great but, 8 crashes later and I can't boot from my hard drive anymore, I'm attempting to re-install windows now but, I might just be out of my nvme that I can't afford to replace so, thanks. I didn't have any problems before cyberpunk .

Great visuals, and i am not just talking about the graphics, i am talking about the art style. It's original, enticing. It's something i looked for and didn't find in the latest deus ex. I am far from finishing the game, so may be i'll revisit this part, but so far I am loving the story! This is an RPG game, not an FPS game. In fact the FPS combat might just be the weakest link here. Playing it on a pc it looks great and seems greatly optimized. However I did experience the kind of issues reported on consoles, i had to update to the latest GPU drivers for it to work smooth. I really hope the story remains as good as it started, and if that's how it will be - i hope for more content and entries in this magnificent world.

I like to cut people with a katana

So, there it is. The game that we waited for so long and that still feels a bit rushed out, mostly because of some bugs that are unfortunetly so incovenient that they are able to pull you out of that incredibly immersive experience the game has to offer. But that, in fact, is the only hickup in this game. But first things first - the platforms. I played Cyberpunk on PS4Pro (11 hours), PS5 (17 hours with the savegame from my PS4 so I am at around 28-29 hours total in one gameplay) and my old Gaming Laptop with a GTX550 (all in all I am under the minimun requirements but the game looks suprisingly good and runs with solid 25-30FPS to 1080p with medium graphic settings. But I have to mention I only spent 2-3 hours in the PC-Version so it still has to be checked if it stays that solid). Now to the game itself. The soundtrack is amazing, I love the gunplay, the feeling when you drive in one of these 40 unique vehicles is beyond what I experienced in some other titles that even had their only focus on racing. The characters animations are so detailed and everyone fits perfectly in that beautiful tub that is Night City. And the city itself? Well, I never thought I could fall in love in a city that doesn't even really exist, but I did. And last but not least there ist the story... and from the main quests to the smallest event: everything feels like it has meaning. My recommendation is: - when bugs grind your gears, wait a few weeks before playing - play on next gen or a good pc if possible - take your time to let the game immerse you And despite the problems at launch, the people at CDPR deserve more credit for all that awesome stuff they worked hard on for years (including a pandemic near finish line). And rest assured that everything we as community desire will be brought to us soon (such as bugfixing, key remapping etc.). So please, keep calm and patient and show some love and support.