Cyberpunk 2077

Cyberpunk 2077 looks breathtaking and immersive, until you start interacting with the world. I'm about to list a series of bugs that I've encountered with the game thus-far; these bugs are keeping me from giving the game a 5/5. ==BUGS== CATEGORY: Physics 1: Placing the body of an incapacitated enemy near static objects may result in the body literally exploding and splattering blood everywhere (even if the enemy is not actually dead). The body disappears and there is no loot left behind. 2: Enemies killed near a bush or other foliage end-up floating in the air above it. CATEGORY: Animation 1. NPCs can be seen T-posing a lot. 2. There appears to be no full animation when dropping off a bounty NPC into the trunk of a vehicle. The body just disappears from your shoulder and pops into the trunk. 3. Dropping/repositioning bodies onto the ground often do not play the full animation and are removed from your shoulder in a kind of "jerky" movement - this is often followed by excessive ragdolling until the body settles into position on the ground. 4. Enemy NPCs which you attack can sometimes end-up in a permanent ragdoll state (mimicking being dead). They will continue to taunt you and play other dialogue, but appear dead. You can still actually kill them though. 5. NPCs which are really dead can sometimes lay on the ground with a "neutral" expression on their face and their eyes continue to blink as-if alive. CATEGORY: Interface and/or HUD 1. Several items which are clearly not blocked or obstructed cannot be picked up. The option to pick them up never appears, though the "loot" icon clearly indicates that the object is loot-able. 2. Speaking with NPC vendors sometimes results in their shop interface getting cancelled immediately, requiring you to talk to the NPC again. ... There are quite a few more bugs I could include, however these reviews have a character-limit and I'm pretty much out of characters. Review date: Dec 12th 2020

Great story, great animations, great immersion, DUBs are impressive, caracter are baddass and really immersives, the game is awesome but in term of quality this is a huge downgrade from witcher 3. I have the feelling that people who worked on the Witcher 3 didn't work on Cyberpunk. PC controls are messy, some key can't be modified, crouch (C) for skipping dialogues, seriously? in witcher you switch between objectives of the same missions with V. Here, not only you can't, but objectives will change non stop from one to another for no reason... Not optimised for 60 FPS (More like 30), even with very high end PC. I'm not just talking about massive fps drops outdoor, but even the inventory is laggy... I stoped the entire stuff making system because of that.... Read dead Redemption 2 graphics are far better and fully optimised, without lags and FPS drops... And it's one year old... I've never seen so many bugs in one game in my entire life... Usually I don't really care, but here, this is really a shame... Ha and diferrents lifetipaths? Just 5-10 min of gameplay in the begginning and the it's the same for everyone after that. Choice? All choices are just an illussion, no story change, and the answers are almost always the same no matther what you choose during a conversation. Such a disappointement...

I wanna get immersed in the beautiful world CD PJ RED have created, unfortunately i cant go 5 minutes in the game without bugs... Would not reccommend playing the game in it's current state.

It's alright. Didn't really blow my mind like witcher 3 did. The only major gripe i have is Night city being really dead. The NPCs doesn't really react to anything and disappears when you look away. There are almost zero activities you can do in the city unlike GTA V. The entire game is basically go here, kill everyone here. The story was okay. Maybe i expected much more since there are better open world games out there and also to reference from. Not to mention how witcher 3 was awesome. I don't see myself playing as much as i did with some other games.

I have to say, I'm quite unhappy with the launch of this game. I'm sure in 6 months, 12 months, the game will be in great shape, sure. But why the hell release it now then? The game clearly, clearly wasn't ready. I've been about 5 hours in but have already seen: - Endless numbers of glitches and graphical issues (too numerous to count) - NPCs are stupid as hell - they wander in straight lines, back and forth, spawn everywhere for no reason, walk through me like i'm not there. It's a joke - Driving is terrible, I lose control on keyboard and mouse constantly. - The minimap has no controls and is far to zoomed in making navigating quite difficult. - The world is unusually quiet, it reminds me of Anthem's main hub, it's strange and breaks emersion for sure. - The environments don't feel as unique as I was hoping for, I'm seeing recycled assets like buildings, signs, books, etc. just everywhere. I honestly wish, wish they had waited and delayed another 6 months. These bugs and broken experiences have limited my excitement to play it becuase it's a busted - Beta version. This definitely feels like a pre-release game. I can't imagine how it feels to be a developer on this game, knowing it wasn't ready, but having it launched early. What a betrayal to them and their hard work to allow this out "before it's ready". I feel horrible for the devs. Some highlights - Braindance is great, I'm definitely enjoying that - Voiceacting, when not glitching out, is awesome - Character models (of the ones with speaking parts are great. Do not buy it right now. Buy it in a year.