Cyberpunk 2077

Much of the content that was promised was cut. This is more like a open-world story than anything else and it's a shame. What is great in Cyberpunk is truly great, characters, interactions between the main NPCs but outside of that, the game is just a pretty model of a futuristic city. No AI, no customization, same dialogue given by multiple NPCs, aiming is somewhat off. To put it simple, wait until you see new content on Reddit before buying.

After all the wait, what a disappointment. This game is a shallow RPG in an open world that feels like something from 15 years ago. But covered with fancy graphics. Controls are terrible. With either M/K or a controller. Bugs can be fixed. Performance can be improved. But the foundation will remain the same. Lackluster. What a shame.

BIG LIES

I truly wanted to like the game, BUT I just find it harder and harder to justify all the glitches and bugs and horrible key binding situation and so. I feel like this game is just fine. Nothing more and nothing less. Your typical, regular, nothing too crazy. There are definitely ways to better the gameplay and the graphics, and currently it does feel unfinished and unpolished. Had one friend asking me whether or not I would recommend the game, and I found it hard to say yes. I guess this is the first triple A game that allows you to customize your genitals, BUT it won't even show in the regular gameplay. I guess you can choose your lifepath at the beginning, BUT it doesn't bring much of an impact since you will end up with the exact missions, almost exact outcomes. It's a shame how this game didn't live up to, at least, my expectations. I guess future updates and patches may be able to fix the glitches and bugs, BUT as for the gameplay? Maybe the hype killed it; maybe I had too high of an expectation.

RPG elements were kinda underwhelming. Only thing the game has really going are a few very fleshed out characters and locations. But I don't want give a pass to a game because of a few exceptionally great highlights when everything else felt really "meh" to me.