Cyberpunk 2077

I don't do pre-orders, but have done it to help and support CD Projekt on basis of Witcher 3 work. Did not come across too many bugs (mainly temporary visual glitches), so that was not an issue. But at the end of it, having done most of the side quests and a main story, I was left feeling empty. There were some moments of brilliance (liked returning to one of the early scenes), but I just couldn't care about the world settings and people in it. It felt like the game was trying to combine GTA V and original Deus Ex. It's not bad game at all but did not work for me. All the visual effects are nice (running RTX), but did not really stop to wonder and look around, and you'll be too busy driving to stop and appreciate it, so feels like wasted efforts.

Cyberpunk 2077 World on high end PC is goregous. World is amazing. Music is amazing. Weapons are amazing. The game is no where near next gen RPG for immession. GTA5 has more immersion. I dont blame devs. They tried to warn us just like Mark Hamil did for Star Wars. CDPR management dropped the ball and outright lied. This game is not a next gen RPG the world is empty and the AI is no where near GTA5. Wait until all patches come out including free DLC and paid DLC. Then pray and revisit.....

I really wanted to love this. I am a big Deus Ex fan, the Cyberpunk setting is perfect for me as is the overall idea for the game...which I love despite its many bugs and glitches. However, with around 50-60 hours into the game, I feel I finally have had enough of poor performance, constant drops to a few FPS/second, garbled sound and music... which all in all kill the experience. This is on 1060Ti, which is nowhere near the realistic specs to run the game. I hope this gets fixed OR the devs adjust the system specs for this game to real ones.

Terrible bugs and optimization. Story? Never mind what fraction/dialogue you choose you will end always in the same place. Awful drive model, npc's and they behavior, random spawns - even indie games got better code. This is what happens when marketing get more financial support than game artists and coders. CDPR well done you played yourself.

Some parts like the side quests and main quest are great in my opinion, pretty much what I was expecting. The open world however is disappointing... Police dont chase you - they spawn right next to you. NPCs don't react properly to their surroundings and AI in general is lacking. The most fun I've had in the open world not doing quests is exploring the awesome city CDPR created. Night City is incredible in its layout and small details. Climbing and free running are a blast. Overall this game needs some time in the oven and feels under proofed. It's close, but lacking in big ways once you get outside of the main/side quests. Wait for a sale or more content to be added.