Cyberpunk 2077

+ Night City Map Design - Very Buggy - Performance (Older Games with better Graphics have more FPS) - Medicore, clunky and boring gunplay - Loot and crafting system - No 3rd Person - Interface - Key binding - KI and Physics a total disaster (GTA, RDR2, Farcry 5 much much better) - Feels not like a RPG, no immersion for me (Wooden dialogue, forgettable Characters...)

Cyberpunk 2077 is quite pretty, runs smoothly on my hardware and has an engaging main story. Yes there are bugs, but the majority are floaty assets and minor graphical glitches. The problem is it only has the one, identical story. -The adaptive story line that was promised doesn't exist, choices have zero affect on the game other than triggering progression and picking one of 5 fixed endings. Some of which feel...hollow... -The 3 'life-paths' alter nothing other than the first 10 minutes of the game. After the intro, you're the same identical street kid no matter what you choose. They only provide rare conversation choices that don't affect the game in any way, and in some cases trigger an identical reply to another non-faction choice. -Crafting is mostly pointless, as dps is bound to your level. -The filler side quests are more akin to an Ubisoft game than The Witcher. With the vast majority requiring a simple go here, shoot and loot. Only a few 'major' quests have actual story/lore behind them. -The AI in game is pretty average. Particularly when it comes to driving. Get on a bike and every NPC around you starts screaming and running around. Driving sensibly around the streets and NPC's will dive from the sidewalk in front of your car (oh, insurance fraud) in an attempt to 'avoid' you. -Main NPC's have deep, engaging stories... Until you're done with them and they become irrelevant, vanishing into mediocrity. -Character customisation is pretty but overall limited. It's not possible to create either of the 2 V's in the previews, as you're limited to preset body choices rather than Skyrim-esque dynamic sliders. -Instead of implementing actual armour and having costume slots, if you want to max out your armour, you're required to constantly swap out mismatching clothing. Going for a 'look' sacrifices armour and stats as it's unlikely you'll find quality gear that suits. Cyberpunk 2077 is a solid game, but don't go into it expecting everything we were told.

After a year , we have 1, Cberpunk B.C.2077 2, Incomplete game.

A mediocre game that crashes constanly and runs like s**t. For a game that spent so much time in development it is unacceptable. Too bad I cannot refund because I pre-ordered a physical copy.

There is nothing left from the big promises they made. This Game is bare Bones, more like the new Call of Duty merged with a Looter-Shooter. You can't even engage in the Activities presented on the Map! When you go to a Bar to have drinks, your Phone rings and you get a Mission in the Bar, no drinking, no Fun, no Entertainment. This is not an open World expirience and also not an RPG, well if this is an RPG, CoD is too. CDPR promised the Stars and delivered nothing. You can go through the Trailers and scratch nearly everything. Nice Looter Shooter you made there, CDPR. You should be ashamed!