Cyberpunk 2077

I preordered this game a year before release, making sure I had a machine that could run it great (according to CDPR's initial requirements). The game barely runs. Crashes galore, and when it does run it's a buggy mess. So many of the quests are bugged. Driving is annoying with a minimap that doesn't resize itself. Cars will spawn infront of you. In the distance you can see that the cars are just 2D sprites. The NPC AI is nonexistent. Serves me right for being hyped, though I wish GOG would have actually issued me a refund.

To make it brief The Good -Story overall neatly excetued personal story about trying to save yourself wish only the subplot with AI's and black wall had more to it. -Johhny Silverhand(Good character impression of John Prick by Keeanu) -The Characters controls are really slick and responsive and running around the city jumping and sliding are really cool and make you feel like parkour master. -The stealth mingame Hiding from enemies and man aging their lines of sight with elemnts of enviorment gives a really great immersive feel of baing cyber ninja on the prowl. The Bad -Combat system (despite stamina mechanic for mele) and ability to shoot from behind the cover you can see that there were preparations for deeper system coupled with ingame physics however it was abandonded for some reason undisclosed(propably time) This is especially sad as for instance the destructible envioremnt would give the combat mechanics the so much neede feeling of being powerfull and interesting. But it has been scaled back to occasional destructible sign or two -Cops Who made the decision to make them unhackable and for what reason? Also the saddest part is that NC Cops will never chase with the player with their cars which kills the immersion -Hacking minigame By the end this minigame becomes tedious and annoying, Nothing on the level of Gwent which was one of the best minigames made apart from Cooking mechanic in Dragons Crown. Overall this game gives me early Vampire the Masquarade Bloodlines impression a great gem but unpolished and tarnished by wierd design decisions. Wish it weren't so and hope reds will go No mans sky way out of it but as for now if I could decide to buy this game again I simply wouldn't do so.

Bought it this month. As far now i played quite a bit of the game and what shall I say it is ok, but almost a year after the inital release some missions are still buggy, loot can not be picked up in some instances, quest triggers are not working and so on. It still feels like a beta game or a early access title.. If you are planning on buying it only do it when it is on sale or strongly discounted, it is not worth the full price. Unfortunatly the story is actually good only the game itself is not working like it should

The game is just unbelievably shallow, the augmentations are almost non existent just stat changes, compare it to deus ex and you'll see just how bad it is, the stealth in the game is really bad thanks to the brain-dead/nonexistent AI, ultimately everything just devolves into shooting and the gunplay is not good either compare it to something like halo infinites gunplay and you'll see there is no comparison. As for the combat hacking it's just press button to do spell which is lame, there needs to be more to it, to set it apart from "it's just a spell" comparison. And that just leaves the story, which i found to be short and mediocre and then they had to add woke politics in to it(which at this point i have 0 tolerance for) we've been on this road, once a company inserts woke/SJW politics in to their franchises the road ends up at call of duty vanguard, last of us 2, battlefield 5.

This game has great customization, great atmosphere, and fine voice acting and smooth gameplay. But it is STILL a buggy, glitchy mess on any setting. Trees phase into existence in doors. Animations jerk around. Eyelids disappear. Mirrors only work half the time (and they're usually the first thing you see!) I tried turning off every setting I could and the framerate is still slow and clunky. It's all an atmospheric package begging to be explored and interacted with, but the fundamental engine seems unstable and patchy. I'll still play it for the experience, but for people saying it's fixed, it is still emphatically not.