What can i say after finishing the main quest and almost every side ones? Yes, the game is buggy as an early beta. Yes, it may have all those issues people complain about (graphic glitches, crashes, performance, controls, etc), even though i've escaped most of those (except controls, when i had to load save after accidental dash moves while in stealth), so: 1) I've played the released version of the Witcher 1, where it took 5 minutes to load small locations and it was still great. All the technical issues can be fixed and as CDPR showed with all 3 Witcher games they will be. 2) In the end it emotions after finishing the journey, that matter for me the most. And there are tons of them. The main quest, the side quests (which are small Night City stories by themselves). The amount of content is huge. Maybe CDPR should have set smaller scale and focus on polishing the game by the release (the contracts and NCPD encounters are a bit repetitive), but i'm satisfied with the adventure i got. 3) Most of the bugs are not that annoying and are even fun (for people, who can still dive into the atmosphere regardless of flying cars and dumb NPCs). For others maybe it's better to wait for couple of patches, so they don't ruin the experience.
Laugh. Played the game in coop with a friend right from the start (didn't even try singleplayer). We've beaten the game in several hours on easy. It didn't really felt really difficult (even i was drowning the team all the way to the ending), but some boss battles were really tough. The gameplay - standard beat'em up, nothing new, but that's not bad, as i haven't played such games since i was a teenager. The levels have some varieties in mechanics by adding additional hazards on the screen (rats, passing trains, etc). But the killing joke was the plot and the art. It's all so ridiculous (both the gore and the russian theme), that it makes people lough their ass out. And the top - the beginning of train level: it has always been my dream to beat those musicians and train guards - now it has come true. Summary: no a revolution or anything special, but several hours of challenging gameplay and laugh are guaranteed.
