Cyberpunk 2077

While the game looks nice, it always feels like its chugging behind at a slow pace, like holding jump when going over a edge and nothing happening til half way down. Sometimes the gun play will just not work, hitting in head does no damage but a body shot can one hit. the cops have been fixed somewhat but still buggy, cars on street and in cars are the most basic version of "ai" i have seen in a game this big, barely any reception to the player even if you run them over. i can go on and on about the little things but my biggest gripe is the cellphone nonstop ringing with only a answer option, and even when you do not answer it still picks up. Cannot recommend someone to buy this game as is, even with recent patches, the story is both slow and rushed cause the pace is all off throughout, it looks pretty but plays like a toddler has the controls, wait til its patched a few dozen times in my opinion.

I keep being deconnected while typing typing this (luck for cdpr?). So I won't bother to explain why, because it seems like except the devs nobody cares to make this game better, just don't buy it the end is really the worst I've ever seen. And it's a broken buggy mess.

Dude, 6 yeasrs waiting for this game and the first day: Problems with the sound which almost destroy my ears because hearing problems. Even some problems, the game does not have the standar which CDPR promised. Bad

I've put about 20 hours into the game and I can't be bothered to play any more. Not only does the game have a myriad of technical issues (from bugs and glitches to terrible optimization), the content just doesn't flow. My biggest problem with Cyberpunk is that it doesn't feel organic. Gameplay is clunky in every aspect; from the driving, to combat, to stealth. The controls are terrible, mouse movement feels laggy and imprecise and keyboard bindings are all over the place. The different aspects of the game never quite come together into a cohesive whole, there's a feeling of constant disconnect throughout every aspect of it. The game is also terrible at communicating side-content. At the 20 hour mark, most of the side-content I've has been stopping crimes in random events on the map. Most other side-content requires digging. This would be fine, were Night City interesting to explore; but it feels terribly manufactured. Pretty, but without a soul. A decorated box full of robotic ants on a loop. The main quest(s) is the relative highlight. The writing is solid and the performances are amazing; but even the story feels fractured at parts. The game doesn't ease you into this world, it bombards you with terminology and characters, you feel disconnected at all times. Remember how confusing Witcher 2 was for anyone not into the books? It's the same deal here. Remember how organic everything felt in Witcher 3? It's the opposite of that. Unforutnately, the 'meh' content, combined with the technical issues, make this a hard sell. A mediocre game can get a pass if it's entertaining, but not when story-critical dialogue gets cut-off, because the timing is off. First person immersion is clever, but not when everything glitches more than a Bethesda game. Sorry CDPR; I love you guys, but this just isn't it. I'd like to believe it can be fixed, but its problems go deeper than QA; the very core of the game is broken.

This game has just too many issues yet. Check it again on easter / summer sale. Most issues should be solved then. Without these issues it will be a great game I think. But right now i regret preordering it.