Cyberpunk 2077

It takes a second (or third) playthrough to realize just how much freedom this game gives you. I've had so many quests where I approached them differently the second time and encountered new conversations, lore, and outcomes. Sure, your actions in a random police encounter don't affect the ending you get, but I promise that your choices matter on a quest-to-quest basis. And there are some choices at the beginning/middle that affect the story many hours later. Aside from all that, the world is insanely beautiful and insanely immersive. There's also a ton of storytelling, especially if you read the conversations, datashards, and emails. Everything is very playable now that it's patched (although even at launch, I was lucky not to have many bugs at all, and there's even fewer now). I highly recommend ignoring the naysayers and spending some time in Night City.

It took a year, but it delivered

I didn't buy this game for premiere, got it like month ago and there are still some bugs where npcs or cars jump or dissapear. Main story was well written and the overall concept was creative. Graphics were on really high level, designers did good job in creating the world, buildings, cars and npcs. The ways of customizing your own character are endless. The thing I didn't like the most tho are weapons. I feel like pistols are the only way of fighting enemies, sure you can try shotguns, snipers or assault rifles but pistols for no reason are always dealing more damage. I was able to finish the game with one pistol that I got at the beginning which is boring to me. Weapons should be more balanced.

I got this game on day 1 and played it on my beefy computer, had copped a RTX 3090 just for this game. I dont want to discredit the issues and glitches other players experienced, i saw plenty of youtube bug compilations. But, i have to say i experienced this game how i feel it was meant to be played and i loved every second of it. I had no major glitches through my first playthrough and the only other 2 i experienced were when riding with panam even in broad daylight the inside of the car is super dark and when you reach max speed in a car sometimes i would get the T pose, which was funny each time. The game i experienced took me from my street kid starting point to the end game totally emmersed and emotionally invested in the world, and the characters. Its not withought its faults but i love this game and the truly amazing experience it gave me. My one issue is after the first patch i began to get tons of glitches i had never experienced before none gamebreaking or major just annoying. Its cool now but nothing compares to that first playthrough and im excited for tomorrow!!!!

I love this game. I bought it for the PS4 when it first came out, but I don't play my PS4 anymore, so I bought it here for PC when it was on sale for the 1.5 update. My computer is pretty beastly, so it runs this game like a champ with everything on max settings. The graphics are beautiful. I love the world, Night City reminds me a lot of Megacity 1 in Judge Dredd. The story is wild and the characters are great. Mostly, I love the mechanics. You can approach different scenarios in ways that suit your personal style. If you want to go in guns blazing, you can have some spectacular shootouts. Or, if you prefer to use stealth and/or hacks, you can do that as well. I love variety like that. Also, it's a nice open world with lots and lots of stuff to do. With as many choices and side quests as this game has, you can play through several times and have different experiences. Now, there are some silly bugs, but in over a year playing the game, I've never encountered anything game breaking. Just funny things. For example, I obviously started a new game after I bought it on PC, and in the intro cinematic to Night City, several characters looked like they were sliding across the ground with their arms straight out to their sides, and one of them didn't have a head. I laughed, but I guess some people would get mad about that sort of thing. So, it's a strong recommend from me, if your computer can handle it and if you can just laugh off some silly bugs. If not, you may just want to skip this one.