Cyberpunk 2077

Writing this review now that I've completed the game, and now that many of the bugs are squashed (or at least more manageable). Put simply, this game has been the single-most emotional game I've ever played through. It was very easy for me to get into my character's head, and it was an emotional rollercoaster. The environment was easy to get into, the story is incredible. Gameplay doesn't get in the way, and most of the combat is fun. I'll say this, if you can't get in the character's head, your mileage may vary, since so much of my enjoyment of the game came from attachment to my character and the people she interacted with, specifically Evelyn, Judy, and the Aldecaldos. No bugs I ran into were truly gamebreaking, though, I laughed at a few times my character's clothing disappeared after certain scenes. Vehicle controls weren't great but were certainly better than some games I've played. Music, both radio and score, is amazing. Graphics are solid. Sound effects are good. I think there could have been more world immersion - so many empty buildings, very little to do outside of the missions themselves. I think it's clear that there was more -intended- to be there (braindances and the like), but it just didn't make it in. I'd love to see that sort of stuff get revisited. And... a little bit of a trigger warning - this game is dark, lot of stuff that can be triggering content, presented in a serious manner, in a -wide- variety of topics. It took a hell of a toll on me emotionally, but it was worth the ride.

Game is VERY buggy

I played 3 hours and it's been an amazing experience. Game runs smoothly on ultra on my hardware (gtx1080) and there is only one minor bug that I noticed during the 3 hour gameplay. The world truly feels alive and the missions and dialogues so far have been very well written with great voice acting.

i have some minor glitches and bugs,but IMO the game is worth. thanks CDPR

Yes, as of January 31 the game still has minor bugs and glitches. Minor as in not affecting the gameplay or not preventing player's progress. An NPC doing something funny or a mesh/texture loading slowly is not a "gamebreaking bug". And the game's performance is not optimized to the best yet. That said the game is very true to the source material of Cyberpunk pen&paper and also very true to the general idea of cyberpunk as a specific genre. The main story and sidestories are often bleak and dealing with mature and serious themes, and IMHO dealing with them very good. It's cyberpunk, you're a nobody trying to save yourself, not a hero trying to save the world. Great writing and tons of detail both in the stories and the characters and the world itself (it's worth it to go looking around the city and surrounding areas for secrets). With it comes the audiovisual production value which absolutely stunning. On High settings the game looks very nice and Ultra settings it looks beautiful. I was running the game on 16GB of RAM, i7-7700K CPU @ 4.20GHz, and Geforce 1060. High was recommended settings and ran smooth, switching to Ultra was a massive improvement in visual quality with only slower framerate in heated combat and high speed driving through the most crowded city center. The graphic design of the city and the characters in it is incredibly detailed and creative, it's fun to sometimes go through the city to look for funky looking NPCs of which the game has plenty. Similarly it's fun to explore the streets themselves for interesting views. + You can have a ton of fun with the game's photomode while exploring. The music in the game is often very fitting and gives the game the right kick, although it's true that the combat music can get pretty stale after some time. The licensed music though is filled with a ton of great music made specifically for this game. The game has music for everyone, from blackmetal to jazz. That is something worthwhile in itself. top game