Cyberpunk 2077

Cons: - Game is very much unfinished (besides the main sotry, sort of.) - Bunch of content promissed missing in game. -Game mechanics polish feels rushed (driving, colision, melee comabat, ragdoll effects and many more) -Nothing really inovative or that really stands out that other game haven't done before. -Too many sides quest noise on the map that don't contribute to anything. Pros: -Looks good visualy (4k HDR) -Music. -Main story and some of the side quests very enjoyable. -Gun play (its a hit and a miss really, could of been better). -In game camera. I got caught up in all the market hype and good will off CDPR previous succesfull tites. So i was really excited for this titel but the bait and switch! I was not expeting something like this from CDPR. Way to flush that good will down the drain, jeez.

The story itself it's ridiculous, you never feel connected to the storyline, the characters or anything in the game in particular, the dialogs really don't lead you anywhere, the main missions are predictable and the last act really leaves a lot of loose ends to the point where it makes no sense because no matter which path you choose, it always feels incomplete, as if suddenly, everything from the previous acts didn't matter and had no effect on the last part of the game, it makes you wonder who wrote this story? I'd say it's worth it if the gameplay was good, but it's not, the stealth really does not work correctly, the enemies are just useless AI that acts as bullet sponges, the game itself is called an RPG, but there's little to it, even the main missions could be achieved without improving/Upgrading nothing from your character, so what's the point of it? The game doesn't invite you to explore to find interesting things, most side missions and gigs are just "steal this from X and give to Y" so they get boring and repetitive really quick. And the economy in the game becomes frustrating at times, each side mission or gig gives you about 2K of credits, when the decept upgrades from the rippers cost about 50k each, so the stingy economy doesn't help either. Also... the bugs that sometimes tend to be game-breaking. Visually, it's gorgeous, I'll give it that. Totally dissapointed of this game, Not recommended.

I played it for 6h just to see if i want to buy it and it was no more than "B movie" experince. No excuse exists for practices used to sell this as finished title. It is nothing like it was advertised as was already said in reviews. I also find many stating that this was fun, nice or good. Look on price and ask yourself If you could invest it in a better experience. I bothered to write this because gog decided to give me "special discount" just to find out that two weeks later it's a same discount for everyone, I guess CDPR is just pushng sales to the limits by making me feel somehow special. The gamers failed the most here. Buying a pig in a poke suddenly became a good practice for most. It's a best lesson for people that can't stand waiting for release and giving money and trust so easily. I realise not everyone waited for it as much as I did and for some it was just a casual fun. If you want to buy it anyway just remember where all your money goes to. You need to respect yourself first to be respected by others. Have a great day.

Cyberpunk is shiny and pretty, it has amazing production value but it is also very shallow game. None of the systems make for satisfying gameplay, the perks are boring and the progression system is just numbers and percentages going up with some minor exceptions (body mods make the biggest difference). The combat is not satisfying (despite the guns feeling OK) because of braindead AI, the hacking is boring (you just click on stuff and it happens). The game was overhyped by fans and could never have reached the expectations. Sadly, it doesn't reach the level of quality CDP's of previous titles. Maybe it'll improve with time but I'm not holding my breath.

Not even a single game session without heartburning anger due to some bug that cause me to reload multiple times. Time and time again, three characters created, bug and bug and bug again. First character: close to recommended PC configuration: chain crash series (way too understated requirement for processor and memory) and constant reloading due to bugs. Same with second one: I stopped playing for some time. Third character: one of most interesting quests ruined and unfinishable due to a bug. I have enough - frustration hit the roof. I was big supporter but not anymore. Second Buggerfall.