Cyberpunk 2077

Having finished the game, I can really say that I had a great time with it. The gameplay can feel a little repetitive at times, but that doesn't change the fact that it is really fun, at least for me. The world is beautiful, although a little empty. But the true star of this show is the story and characters. I can't express how I felt when the game ended; there were so many emotions going through me. I legitimately felt like crying. I had some issues with the game earlier, but having enjoyed the story so completely, I have to say that CDPR has really put in the effort to try and fix this game and I have no problem saying that this game is really excellent.

I started a fresh game and can't progress any further since I can't call Takemura during one of the main missions. (Just google this to find out, and this has been around for a very long time.) I reloaded an old save file, and after doing a different main mission, it keeps saying I can't save right now. I did many other things, but nothing fixed it. Just Google this bug, and it has been around for a long time. Don't buy; I wish I could just refund this game.

Game still has a lot of Bugs (even some major bugs that were around 2 years ago). And the Balancing... it`s nonexistant. 98% of the Game is just plowing through everything on even the hardest level. Then, out of nowhere, encounters, that feel like they were never tested by the devs. The World and the Story are good, but those bugs are killing the fun here.

After several playthroughs since 2020, I can say that this game has definitely improved from its launch state. They've fixed many bugs and added features that make it a little more lively and varied. The story and characters are well-written and make the experience very intriguing and somewhat replayable. The graphics beautifully convey the setting and the various situations the player finds themselves in... BUT I can't help but think of the Cyberpunk 2077 that was promised back in 2018: - The game world isn't as interactive as it was shown, except for a few traders and various scripted situations Night City Night City seems pretty dead (there are games released several years earlier that are a cut above this one). - Many game mechanics have been cut, partially introduced, or reworked to the point of almost making no sense. - The setting, as beautiful as it is, isn't what we saw in the old trailers; it should have been more retro, much closer to how cyberpunk was imagined in the 1980s. So, as the title suggests, I can certainly say I enjoyed the game, but still with that aftertaste of disappointment.

recommended specs are just a lie. unless 15 fps inside the city is your recommended way of playing. the story and the perks are the only good thing.