Cyberpunk 2077

When I seen the new patch that just came out. I was like ok lets try Cyberpunk again. There still a lot of bugs like items stuck into the wall above my head, random npcs vibrating, and crashes. I've done reinstalls an repairs to the game. Until one morning it crashed so hard that it punk my gpu drivers were I had to go into safemode to uninstall and reinstall the drivers. After a few hours trying to get that fixed I jumped back into the game. I do really like the changes it is a start down the right path. An CPR you are hearing the request and needs for the game. So far I do enjoy the story line it had me hooked, when I replay a new charater Jackie's story always pulls on my heartstrings. After struggling through the game I gave up when I was on the quest Gimme Danger where you scan the yard with Goro Takemura and it glitched that I couldn't scan the area. I've uninstalled the game and will wait for the next ten / twenty patches or wait a couple of years. I cannot recommend Cyberpunk 2077. Unless you get it on a really good sale or if they have a few hour demo on PC .

First, the game crashed 3 times before I manage to run it with some peasant magic. I have the recommended requirements with all the drivers updated and the game still has performance issues. The difference in terms of FPS in all settings are minimum. Even on low the game is not smooth. Forget about the bugs, I can tolerate some bugs in a complex open world game but the performance issues are F...g unacceptable. 8 years of development and we can't run the game smooth on low settings in 1080p...It's obvious that the game needed more time but when you have impatient fanboys rushing you, this is what you get. My advice is to wait at least a month for those performance issues to be fixed.

Beautiful shooter in an empty open world, in which there is nothing to do other than completing the main storyline and several repetitive side missions, dialogues do not affect anything, AI is dumber than Galaxy 2.0 itself. Cdpr you're fucked up. P.S The game was bought in Steam ... I don't want to support the CDP anymore, and it's not just cyberpunk, but the fact that they sell some games with DRM (for example Prison Architect), although they write that they only sell DRM-free games. Liars

This really pains me as I really like TW3. The game itself looks absolutely gorgeous and I had to stop a lot of times to just take in the view. The animations during conversations are also just amazing. My gripes are with the story and sidequests. The sidequests are somewhat interesting, but there are way too few and they stop way too early. All gigs are just some person calling you and asking you to go into a place and kill someone, save someone or download something - None of these carry on any of the potentially interesting storylines they present. You get some money transfered as a thanks, and then it's just bye. The boxing minigame is 4 matches and a final. I chose to let cesar keep his car and gave him some money, but when I say him at the finals he had nothing to remark other than "hello, I know you can do it" I have completed all the gigs, collected all collectibles and done all NCPD scanner stuff. None of these ended up in something interresting or substantial. My reward for collecting all the tarot ? 60 sec dialogue. My reward for doing all 17 cyberpsycho quests ? 60 sec dialogue and some money. None of the fixers you help will change their perception of you, even if you have completed all their missions. All this side content is only a bit better than your average open world bland Ubisoft stuff though a bit darker. The story is very short but is populated with interesting characters - that doesn't do much. You do not spend enough time with anyone to really build any connections with them. An example i Jackie - We end up way too early at his moms bar and the whole scene is lost because we've barely interacted up to the heist. Show me he is a friend, dont tell me he is. CDPR has an amazing canvas on which to paint compelling narratives but sadly they really missed the mark with almost ZERO RPG-elements. This is an open world looter shooter, nothing more. I have many other things, but not enough space. Play it if you want to kill 50-70 hrs.

As stated above, the Deus EX series (especially Humankind, available in the GOG store) is the better Cyberpunk. It's not an "open World game" as CP2077 and you can't drive any vehicles but the lack of said features is benefical to the gameplay and even more to the immersion. And you get the feeling that your dialogue choices really matter and are not a mere thing you have to go through to continue the storyline. The story or thriving idea is, in broader context, the same as in all cyberpunk genre games ("What defines a human beeing?" "What society we want to live in?") but the storytelling in cp2077 is good and enyoable if you squint your eyes, overlooking all the (fixable) glitches. 40hs in the game I currently enjoy more the side quest and the stories and characters presented in it than the main quest. But this is more a compliment to CDRP for their storytelling and character presentation then a complaint about the main quest. All in al I would wait to buy the game until the main patches are implemented or a "enhanced" edition is released.