Cyberpunk 2077

After my 3rd playthrough through the game I can say I experienced it quite a bit, for me the game wasn't too buggy since launch, nothing gamebreaking except things randomly exploding, flying or clipping through walls and patches fixed most of them making it more enjoyable. That being said, I was excited for this game to experience a good extensive story with more extensive choices. Playing Witcher 3 I must say the story was a bit of hit and miss, as well it being too short. After getting all endings it felt like there still could be more story content, would also be nice if instead of prolgue intro cutscene you could actually play it, I am sure it would make the impact of Jackie much more powerful. Side gigs don't cut it, most of them aren't as extended as side quests in witcher 3, just wish there weren't so short even while doing it slow and sneaky way. Also game lacks interactivity with the world, there is no equivalent of gwent type minigame there to get some distraction from shooting. Arcade cabinets not playable, pool tables can't use em. Well at least we get a rollercoaster in Pacifica. I will just say game is fun, but a bit repetetive when you finish the story content. I just hope the expansions will add much more stuff as they already have good world built to do so. Game is worth playing, It's good just not as good as Witcher 3. But this being first shooter game they made I hope in the future if there is next cyberpunk game coming it will be better then first one,

You really couldn't have waited to update the ray tracing until you released the DLC? It doesn't even look that good and runs like s**t. Now I might as well not even play the game until the DLC releases because it's just going to break all the mods again. You took what could have been an easy win (new dlc and new lighting all in one would have made quite the news splash) and turned it into a nightmare that is actively keeping me, as well as others I'm sure, from returning to the game. Theres some real f**king r**ards in charge at CDPR, and that becomes more and more apparent as time goes on.

Cyberpunk 2077, developed by CD Projekt Red, has left a lasting impact on the gaming industry. Set in the dystopian metropolis of Night City, it offers a visually stunning world filled with remarkable attention to detail. The diverse districts, from opulent strongholds to lawless outskirts, create a truly immersive experience. At its core, Cyberpunk 2077 presents an engrossing narrative that explores a society consumed by power and technology. Playing as V, you encounter intricately crafted characters like Johnny Silverhand and Dexter DeShawn, adding depth to the overarching story. The game's standout feature is its emphasis on player choice and consequences, shaping the narrative through dialogue, combat, and exploration. The moral dilemmas force introspection and offer endless replayability. The seamless blend of first-person shooting, stealth, and role-playing elements provides various paths to achieve objectives, with a satisfying combat system and extensive customization options. Beyond the base game, Cyberpunk 2077 supports extensive modding capabilities, fostering a creative player community. From visual enhancements to new quests and characters, the game's longevity is extended. CD Projekt Red's commitment to updates and patches demonstrates their dedication to improvement. Cyberpunk 2077 is a monumental achievement, showcasing the potential of video games as art and entertainment. With stunning visuals, captivating storytelling, meaningful choices, immersive gameplay, and extensive modding capabilities, it secures its place as one of the best games of our time. Embark on this unforgettable journey and witness the future of gaming today.

The game is fine, but scaling skill checks is moronic design. One star until that changes.

Great World and Characters, the story is pretty exciting so far. No crashes or major bugs for me so far. Looking forward to get to know all the technical details the game has to offer. Graphics are overwhelmingly good, i cant decide where to look first all the time. Love it.