Posted on: December 13, 2020

REDMcdevil

Games: 23 Reviews: 3

Cool game.

Graphic, atmosphere, world and characters are great. Story and side quests looks like will bring lots of fun. Gun play is good to. And customization is on spot. Works smooth on my 2070rtx and old cpu. What do I want/need :): -Stealth kills with melee weapon -Walking option What I don't like: -Looting, to much trash to collect from everywhere. Its like you cleaning service in that town. -When you go rampage on streets. Police way of teleporting behind you. Is kinda daft. And not cool. Overall more then happy

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Posted on: December 13, 2020

zuulmofo

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Games: 1086 Reviews: 3

Does not live up to the hype

But it is still a fun game

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Posted on: December 13, 2020

sethdarkblade

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Games: 325 Reviews: 1

Exactly as what I wanted

I have really been enjoying it. I think most people overhyped it. I just went in expecting Deus Ex with a good story and really good characters and that is what I got.

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Posted on: December 13, 2020

Zephyr173

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Games: 108 Reviews: 2

Better than Early Witcher 3

I've played about 20 hours now, and I've experienced the odd glitch or bug here and there. For the most part its been relatively smooth. Combat has janked out on occasion and I've crashed to desktop maybe twice. Despite all the hiccups I'm really enjoying the game. Some of the characters have a little bit of cardboard for a personality, but others feel really fleshed out. The gunplay is fun, and having actual stealth options is mindblowing. I remember Deus Ex advertising you could play it 1000 ways, but run and gun was the only viable way because if you chose stealth there were bosses that would just end you 'cause you needed X upgrade from the combat tree/gun tree etc. I haven't experienced any of that with Cyberpunk and so far have been able to sneak around and merc most enemies during almost every mission. Compared to Witcher 3's early days there doesn't seem to be nearly as many immersion or gamebreaking bugs. Also with how long CDPR supported Witcher 3 with DLC and patches I'm confident this game will be even better in the future. I don't see the point crying about a "rushed game" when the same people were crying about it being an "infinitely delayed game" and were ready to stalk and murder CDPR employees... and are still threatening them now because "Well you released it too early and its a broken mess!" In the end the game is enjoyable and I feel $60 was a fair pricepoint for the hours of enjoyment I've gotten already, and will continue to experience as the game gets patched, and DLC is inevitably added.

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Posted on: December 13, 2020

awarell

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Games: 429 Reviews: 1

IMHO Game of the Year material

I've got around 23 hrs under my belt with Cyberpunk 2077 and honestly only encountered like 5 minor bugs/glitches. They were mostly objects floating in air, an NPC standing on top of a counter and things like that. Nothing game braking, no crashes so far. Sure, it could use a little bit more polish and perhaps a bit of work on the NPCs AI (pedestrians mostly, I never encountered any problems with enemies during fights). What is absolutely great about this game is it's atmosphere. Night City seems like an actual, real, living place and you can really get lost in it's sights. Soundtrack and sound effects in general are top notch. The characters are colorful and believable. Some of them will really stay with me for a long time, you get attached to them, honestly. The storytelling is probably the strongest aspect of this game. Thank you CDP Red, this is truly a great experience!

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