Cyberpunk 2077

I don't know why it's in the same section as Dragon Age, Fallout, Pillars of eternity and other actual RPGs but this is not an RPG.

What was the marketing team thinking? Seriously. Its not that features were cut, but that there is SO MUCH STUFF not included entirely in the game one would think the final release is a demo. Game is really fun and all but you can see the cut content in the game even if you didn't see any trailers. Most obvious example that comes to mind is Police and Trauma Team. You get introduced to trauma team by a mission and a pseudo-cinematic only to never appear again. In conclusion, game is a huge disappointment even if it's fun.

Sorry to say, but patch 1.1 broken my game... 1.06 was working completely fine, now flickering lights, loading textures and volumetrics, tpose every corner, more jagged edges, missing textures(or holes in walls). Now this game look like alpha :(

So after about 100h, this game is overall above average. The world looks great (if you have a $2000 PC, a ryzen 1600 and gtx 1070 has to run at low 1080p to get 60fps) and the main characters are interesting. But I have a few gripes... - empty world, most quests are boring and feel like a chore - AI non existant, youtube a few videos on this. The police might as well not even bother chasing because you can always get rid of them in under 10s - very demanding to run, like I said. Unless you have a top tier gpu or use DLSS, even 1080p 60fps high detail is hard to maintain. Im sure it looks great if you can run it though - NOT AN RPG. The game plays more like and Action - Adventure, but some won't mind - Starting class is pointless. Played corpo to start and then the bandit (or whatever its called) for the second playthrough. No difference after 30 minutes - Limited customization. Cant change car parts/colors, guns, clothes or armor colors, no "home" or base changes - bugs and glitches, to a point. I have only had the game crash 2-3 times, but there have been plenty bugs with AI NPCs, driving and cars, quests, ect. Im sure it will be a great game in a year or two, but right now its just "alright". IMO unless you have a high end PC or really want to play now, just wait until 2022 to buy CP2077

Here's a brief, non-exhaustive list of things the game DOESN'T give you; - Character customization past the initial character-creation (no really, there's NONE!) - A.I. that can match games from 15 years ago - Wallrunning with the Mantis Blades - Meaningful choice-and-consequence (seriously; 98% of your choices do NOT matter!) - The ability to use an NPC as a human shield WHILE firing a weapon - Vehicle customization - Weapon customization (a scope and silencer isn't enough) - Player home customization - The ability to remap keys (double-tap to dodge... really, CDPR?!?) - Interactions with NPCs (you can't converse with 99% of them) - Interactions with the world (no gambling, no roller-coaster rides, no train rides, no NOTHING) - Replayability - Destructability of the game world and its objects (GTA 5 has waaaay more of it) - An immersive, next-gen U.I. (the U.I. is as basic as it gets) - A reputation/wanted/morality/faction system - Balanced combat - Balanced economy - Any hope of the future of CDPR... The complete list of things the game DOES give you; - Buyers remorse! - Proof that there are no 'good guys' in this corrupt industry - A gorgeous looking open world (when it's not glitching out...) - Proof that many so-called 'reviewers' are gullible at best - bought and payed for at worst! - All the reason you ever needed to NEVER PRE-ORDER!!! I will revisit the game in 2022 to see what - if any - meaningful improvements have been made, but in the meantime, I will be replaying the vastly superior open-world RPG games from 10+ years ago.