Posted on: December 16, 2020

manicvelocity

Games: 47 Reviews: 3

Beautiful game, average gameplay

I’ve been having a lot of fun with Cyberpunk’s story and photo mode. CDPR really nailed the setting and tone of the cyberpunk genre. But stepping back and looking at the game as a whole, I can’t deny that it is pretty average at best. Every aspect of the moment-to-moment gameplay represents the absolute bare minimum of what to expect in 2020. The shooting, the exploration, the crafting, the RPG elements... all of it has been done better by games that came before it. The open world is beautiful in the way that Disneyland is beautiful. You can lose yourself in the spectacle as long as you don't look too closely. Graphical bugs and glitches can be fixed over time, but I worry that the rest of the game cannot be so easily fixed. The NPC AI is easily the worst aspect. It is broken in a way that is indefensible for an open-world game in 2020. Grand Theft Auto San Andreas, a game released 16 years ago at the time of this review, has far better NPC interactions than what you will find in Cyberpunk 2077. Every open-world NPC has just one or two lines. They trudge listlessly through the map with no personality. You cannot buy goods and services from most street merchants. The NPC police spawn instantly all around you for the smallest infraction, but then lose interest entirely if you drive a block away. My expectations were not high for Cyberpunk 2077. I was not expecting a ground breaking experience to blow other games out of the water. But I was expecting for Cyberpunk to at least try to exceed its predecessors, and I don't feel it has done that.

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Posted on: December 16, 2020

trekkkin

Games: 14 Reviews: 1

Dishonest marketing & cut content galore

No amount of bug-fixing will ever change the fact that just about every interesting feature, including life paths and the storyline in general, was cut and butchered to the point were you headscratchingly ask yourself if this game is from the same developers that brought us The Witcher. - utterly shallow "RPG", with little choice or customization. - life paths are LINEAR 15 minutes bits, that are irrelevant to the story - brief montage tells you (15 minutes into the game) that you're supposed to care for characters and then skips over any and all character development - each & every core game mechanic is at best passable, but never better than run-of-the-mill competitors - storyline is all over the place, especially in regards to the pacing. everything's thrown at you rapid fire like, to the point where you'll find it hard to keep up and care for any of the characters - AI is broken, or more precisely non-existent. it's literally on par with the first open world type games on playstation 1 - the world feels devoid of life. NPCs adhere to no schedule, cops spawn 2ft behind you and never give chase, NPC traffic doesn't know how to maneuver around an obstacle. - V is not properly animated, you'll spot that within 5 minutes of playing the game due to messed up shadows and an absent reflection (while NPCs have them). The game is not even remotely as advertised by CDPR. It's not much of an RPG, it's a mediocre action game at best, and it's a terrible open world game. It's almost ironic, that CDPR went about releasing the game in such a shady manner, when they had spent the last 8 years talking down on, what the public perceived as scummy publishers. Well. I hope EA, Ubisoft & the likes welcome you to the fold regardless, CDPR. Enjoy.

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Posted on: December 17, 2020

kari7799

Verified owner

Games: 2 Reviews: 1

进不去游戏，申请退款要求退gog钱包也不回复

Error reason: Unhandled exception Expression: EXCEPTION_ILLEGAL_INSTRUCTION (0xC000001D) Message: The thread tried to execute an invalid instruction. File: (0) 各种方法都试了，一直这个报错，不处理就一直挂这个差评！

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Posted on: December 18, 2020

Rokal

Verified owner

Games: 147 Reviews: 1

Misleading marketing

“I think people forget that Cyberpunk 2077 is, first and foremost, an RPG, okay?” - CDPR employee, probably First positives: - combat was fun for me - skills and perks, thou unbalanced, are great and it is fun to create your own combat style - story was ok (thou not fully an RPG) - night city is just the best city I have seen in any game - awesome characters - good audio and voice acting You can almost feel the potential of what it could be bubbling from this game. Problem is lots and lots of the advertised features are missing. And it is buggy as hell. - AI is just horrendous - bugs everywhere - in 2077 cars unfortunately do not have any weight to them, which feels unnatural to us - no transmog, or any other clothing visual modifications - basically working only on high end PCs currently - city feels dead (stem probably from the AI problem) - did I mention bugs? Won't go into more details on the problems. You probably know about them already. To deserve the RPG title this game would require to offer much more options to players. Do not expect in story line to be able to go something like renegade/paragon mass effect style. Often you just get variation of the same answer. I would give it probably 3 stars, 4 without the bugs, if I just take it for what it is. But thanks to the misleading marketing and game basically not working on consoles... that would be just 1 star. But to be fair I had fun playing it so there you go. It can still be saved. Fix the bugs, add missing, promised, features and this can easily go to 5 stars.

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Posted on: December 18, 2020

Hect07

Games: 1 Reviews: 1

crash every minute

crash every minute and full of bugs

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