Cyberpunk 2077

IT TOOK 9 HORRIBLE, FRUSTRATING DAYS TO ACTUALLY GET MY PC TO RUN THIS ON ANYTHING ABOVE SCHMEGMAH. BUT NOW THAT IT WORKS I WOULD DO THAT ALL OVER AGAIN, ON EVERY BOOT. NIGHT CITY IS WORTH IT. ALSO NOW STUCK ON CAPS LOCK FOREVER. STILL WORTH IT

I have tried almost any way.

I just want to thank all the developers that went through hell to make this game possible

... this game's story telling is on point which hooks you in and hopefully keeps you from doing anything else for the next 50 or so hours. Just like Witcher 3 this game has some bugs and at this point I haven't seen game breaking bugs just... how should I put it annoying at worst. For example some times trees render through walls, some dialogs bug so it sounds like the character is next to you when in reality they are in another room and some times something funny happens while you're in cutscenes (and in a car).

I'll get the obvious out of the way first. Yes, it's glitchy and rushed. that's just fact. But, that's not CDPRs fault. They said they needed more time, but the fans pushed for them to release it as is. Technical issues aside, it's very fun. I have it here, and my brother has it on xbox one, and we both are having a really good time. It reliably drives home the feel of an updated cyberpunk 2020. (I've played the tabletop game for a while.) It plays a little awkwardly, I'll be honest, but it's not too hard to get used to. I wish there was a little more customization, like car paint jobs, and weapon cosmetics, but that's not super important. What pushes it above average for me, is the immersion in the world of cyberpunk. Characters like Johnny, and Rogue are a lot like they are depicted in the Tabletop handbook, and articles written by Morgan Blackhand are pulled straight out of it. In short, It's not perfect, but it's not nearly as bad as people are saying. Especially in context with it's rushed final development.