Cyberpunk 2077

Thought after a year most of the issues were fixed, so I gave it a try and bought it. The story was mediocre, there wasn't a likeable character, and the bugs... Just a few that I remember during my 1 playthrough: 5 of the same character model in a few metres round. During cutscenes the npcs mouth stopped moving. In one of the first cutscenes I had a character T pose levitating in the middle of the screen, and an other walking without his head. Had to wait for the textures to load if I ran too fast. Vehicles and bikes randomly blowing up, without anything nearby. Getting damage without anything attacking me, or being nearby. Hits not registering during shootings. Weapon getting stuck. Can't change weapon, and can't attack with the one I currently had, so had to kill myself, just to start it over. The missions where I had to wait for a call, got bugged a lot, had to reload saves, wait months in game, just to get the call (that is supposed to be in 24 hours), almost deleted the game because of those without finishing. Currently it's not worth the price, maybe on a 80% sale, but the gameplay is mediocre at best, the story felt like a dlc story of a good game (The "it isn't as good as the main scenario but okay I guess, at least I can play with this game more" kind of story), the graphic was pertty inconsistent (played on ultra), there were a few "that looks nice" moment, but mostly I felt like I played better looking PS4 games years before this game's release. (and sometimes I felt that even half life 2 looked better) I don't believe one year wasn't enough to fix these kind of bugs, either the code is mess, or they are not even trying.

I really wanted to play this game since it first came out. I gave it a year to work out the bugs and now there are very few bugs, because I didn't notice them. The story is fine, but you go from one cut scene to another. I personally wouldn't call it an RPG or an open world because there is little freedom. You're essentially guided along a story on a rail where you have to go through the prescribed activities. And honestly, I just cannot stand how many cut scenes there are that you're forced to watch and take up so much of the time you're actually in the game. That may not be bad for some folks, but I just don't have the time to dedicate to playing a game in a day. Anyway, just wanted to say, the bugs are fixed, the story seems good...but its just not for me. You could like it and worth the shot, especially if you catch it on sale.

After updating drivers, make a firewall exemption for the game and re-checked game file integrity, it just keep crashing every 10 minutes or so. Not error codes, no bluescreen, only frame frozen on the screen PC being irresponsive. Honestly, after the initial delays of release just to make sure its patched and works, it`s quite a dissapointment.

The game is really disappointing. Just low quality except graphics. Empty and shallow world, Zero AI in cars, NPCs or anything really, clumsy controls and lack of tuning thereof, linear storyline. It is also buggy and badly optimised - and i play it on 10600k and 3090.... It is not horrible ... on PC ... and any other game would get 3 stars for this, but here my other point. CD Project Red lost all the awesome reputation they had with this release. This was the only company i trusted in the game industry (maybe also Larian somewhat). Witcher 3 was a really solid game but it was simpler in many ways than GTA type of game (take AI for example - it is nonexistent there as well but not needed too; Cyberpunk is another matter). Witcher 3 had its issues however but they way CDPR treated it and the awesome DLC they made is just great. This company is taking this misleading, lying marketing approach, hyping the game, spending millions on marketing, hiding PS4/Xbox issues, banning reviews and lying saying it is "running surprisingly well".... This is not CDPR i loved. I hope you made enough money for selling your reputation. Unfortunately I dont believe you can make a GTA5 quality game in Cyberpunk world which is what i really hoped for. I can customize my NPC's dick though - this is where you spent the efforts i guess...

Spent 293 hours in the game according to GOG time. 98% achievement completion (can't get the last achievement unless I start a new game). I haven't experienced any game breaking bugs. There are some bugs but nothing too bad. Very annoying bugs like dying from a climbing on rocks, unable to get quickhacks from access points because of a bug, and a quest bug that won't complete because NPC won't talk to me (Cuckoo's Nest quest; Jasmine will not talk to me). There were quite a few graphical glitches too. The stealth mechanic is terrible. I love stealthy gameplay and the first 100 hours or so I was stealthing my way through missions. Enemies will sometimes notice you through walls. Consumable items in the games are useless. Every single consumable item has the same exact effect. Too much junk in the world. The ratio for junk and valuable items in the world is too high. Need to reward players for exploration. I like to explore high places, explore hard to reach places, and places that are just out of the way, and the reward I get are almost always literal junk. The world just feels baron. There are too many locked doors. There are only a handful of buildings you can explore. And it's not much of an exploration since most of the doors in those buildings are locked as well. The cyberware implants are limited. For the entire 293 hours, I still have two options for eye implants. There should be a mechanic to respec attributes not just skill points. Let the people have the freedom to try different builds. The main storyline is really short. People argue that the side quest are where the meat of the game is, but the sidequest are not that great. Driving around is not as fun as it should be. The minimap is too zoomed in so you'll likely miss a turn if you go fast. Put directions overlay on the road. This is actually in the game as part of a questline. The quest where you have to race has arrows overlay on the road. Why can't they just put that in the main game.