Cyberpunk 2077

This is more of a 3.5 rating but since GG doesn't allow that I'm more leaning towards 3. The game is a great concept but unfortunately it's far from perfection yet, even not really on the expected level, but then it had too much hype. Stuff to fix: - a big number of bugs: random teleportation glitches, weird animations, HUD issues. Luckily not gamebreaking bugs for now but more or less annoying and destroying the atmosphere nonetheless. - AI of both the town and the enemies. Despite beaautiful looks the town doesn't really feel like a town. You have cars getting stuck if you park in the middle of the road, random people having "speak to" option with no reaction, including shops that don't want to sell you food, groups of gangsters standing next to eachother and not noticing you trying to choke one of them from the back, etc. Enemies are slightly better but still acting very weird at times, e.g. shooting at nothing in close melee combat in hard mode. - side quests feel kind of boring, compared to e.g. Witcher 3. There you often had a nice story, lots of choices to make and some interesting contract enemies with plot twists. Here, from what I've experienced for now, most quests have really boring endings of messaging someone and getting some cash. And some of them have almost no background either, you just go to a place, clear it and feel lucky if you find something to read. Or there are some blue stars with I assume sudden events you need to react to, but you react to them and literally nothing happens. If some people were under attack they don't even bother to thank you for saving them. Like what's the point? - not enough romance options xD If all of those were fixed, I'd give it a 5. But for now I'll play through the game like it is to see how much it improves in the future.

First, optimization and system requirements. They said GTX 1060 and intel i7 is recommended, but hell no that wouldnt get you to even 50 frames at lowest graphics setting. Between GPU and Cpu, CPU seems to play a bit more of roles in the frame rate. Second, bugs. They mentioned thie game should be true immersive experience, but there are several game-breaking and minor bugs preventing you from having those kinds of experiences. You can mostly ignore them by loading your savepoints or restarting the game, but those have to be fixed. Lastly, still a little hope. The game is interesting and I can still say it is decent. They sold several millions of copies of Cyberpunk 2077 and there are still hope of most bugs be fixed soon. I firmly believe this will be a good game after bug fixes and optimizations.

Against my better judgement I preordered, CDPR was alway on the level in the past but not this time. As of Dec 12, Cyberpunk is buggy and crash prone. If the game was off the charts good, I'd overlook but tbh the ancient GTA V is a better open world game. CP 2077 is absolutely not worth $60. I asked for a refund. When the internet says Cyberpunk is patched and working without major bugs and crashes I may buy again...

CD Project Red lied... Calling this a "role-playing" game is a joke.

Fails even on the absolute basics, such as controller/mouse feel and input customization. Gunplay is horrid, world interaction is sparse and limited strictly to window dressing, and the lifepath introductions do nothing to build rapport with the cast. Looks and sounds great, but that's about it. May be great when it's eventually finished, but it isn't much of either, right now.