Cyberpunk 2077

Missing many features that we were promised. Performance is OK on my RTX 2070S, using anything less than that could be a rough experience. The minimum requirements for this game have to be an outright lie, but that shouldn't come as much of a surprise. They lied about crunching developers. They lied about life paths affecting how the game plays out. They lied about making a city that feels alive. They lied about making an RPG. They lied about releasing this game "when it's ready". It really is a shame that the outstanding quality of the graphics, story, characters, and music are overshadowed by these flaws. I don't actually believe that this game deserves 1 star, but I'll think about correcting my lie when they get around to correcting theirs. P.S. Adam Kiciński and anyone else in management involved in pushing out this half baked disaster should probably lose their jobs unless this is turned around FAST

Meh... why waste words on this unfinished, unpolished and probably abandoned game. Wake me up if anything worthwhile happens to it! :)

I can ignore all the bugs, cause I love me some Bethesda games. But a lot of the content is missing, levels are linear, speech doesn't matter, and the game is barely an RPG. If you want a Far Cry game, not a bad choice. But a poor choice for an RPG.

Game should be in early access. I'm sure it will be great in 12 months but it's not even close to W3 right now.

I first want to say a big thank you to the team for pulling this game together and trying to do an original property - the gaming industry needs more of these instead of sequels. I've put in over 40 hours with the game and even though the game has capability to deliver a great environment it's held back by the game design itself. Some other reviews have already called out the issues that go well beyond bugs - here are some of them: No real "choices" that are unique to your character - all of the choices end up following the same path with some minor differences. The game lacks player agency - something that an RPG like this should actually offer. The open world apart from the aesthetics is dull and shallow - NPC interactions are robotic and AI in the game hardly exists. No in world random events (see red dead 2), in general the world feels lifeless. Weapons literally offer no depth or uniqueness - stock standard rifles, shotguns, handguns, etc. Borderlands offered more variety than what we have within this game. Upgrades / Enhancements - No real impact changes to the gameplay or how you actually approach different situations. Diverse approaches to accomplishing missions - Going from the last point, Deus Ex offered levels of approaches to completing missions. Cyberpunk offers two - stealth (read hack) or guns blazing. In the end, I just chose guns blazing each time due to getting tired of doing random hacks and stealth with terrible AI. CD Projekt Red deserve some praise for certain character story beats along with some of the intruiging braindance/investigative sections. Not the expansive RPG I thought we'd be getting sadly and unfortunately most of my issues with the game flow back to the design, not the bugs.