Cyberpunk 2077

Probably one of the biggest lies I've ever seen in the history of gaming. Anything of what they promised is not in the final game. But we got what we deserve, because even with all his lies people still defend this atrocity. Shame I couldn't get a refund of this unfinished game because I bought my copy in Amazon, and they don't accept refund for used game codes...

It can be enjoyable if you don't know or ignore the broken promises and misleading advertised features, but the game just isn't finished. When it is, plus with some inevitable DLCs, it can be a great game. The thing that stood out for me was the sounds, especially the ambient sound of the city. The visuals, in most places, really do give that Blade Runner vibe. It needs polish, and it needs content.

After almost 130hrs, put in almost one playthrough, the game shows the curse of "the first iteration in a new IP". Pros: Interesting story, fun combat (NOT MELEE) and innovative city design/architecture. Cons: Lack of cause and effect throughout the game, lack of a deep life path system that will allow you to experience the game differently beyond dialogue choice, lack of immersion (leaving aside bugs). I knew this wasn't going to be at the level of the witcher 3, but CDPR, you could've done better, in almost all aspects of the game; or at least, you could've been honest.

cant even play the game after the 1.5patch. I try everything, Disable Overlay, Update Device Drivers, Repair Game Files, Close background programs, MY 5900 + 3090 PC JUST CANT RUN THIS GAME!!!

The hype for this game was epic, as was its launch that proved as exciting as a wet blanket. From glitches to a boring campaign this game spelled disappointment from the beginning. Visually the ray-tracing effects are beautiful. The future dystopian landscapes are visually amazing, the reflections are downright incredible. The peripheral aspects of this game demonstrate I think one of the developers' biggest strengths. Walking down the street, having your senses assaulted by the Japanese audio clips, the random soundbites of passing NPCs, the lights and the sounds make this visually a powerhouse. However the models themselves of NPCs pale in comparison with the geometry of the city. Lip syncing is way off, and some characters look downright plastic in the light. 5 hours in and I've heard plenty of dialogue, I've followed around some big dude, I've accepted jobs here and there but I haven't done anything incredible yet or amazing. One notable event was when you rescue the woman found in the bathtub in ice. When you bring her outside, the armed medivac pulling in out of nowhere was pretty cool. Other than that, from a story point of view, the gameplay has been bland. Some of the best RPGs out there- Fallout 3 and Fallout NV - have set the bar high. The game doesn't offer that much of an array of choices when it comes to interacting with characters. I find the NPCs in the city to be uninspiring - the majority seem to carry on like strung out junkies, not doing much and holding their head in their hands. While I find the landscapes and buildings extremely well-done, the people who fill it don't add substance. After having played open-world games like Mafia 2 and 3 and Assassin's creed, along with Hitman 2, where these devs have mastered the concepts of large, populated open world games with vibrant people, I find Cyberpunk's contribution to be underwhelming. The game is as hollow as it is superficially beautiful with its plastic NPCs.