Firstly, this is not a bad game. In fact, I would have given it 5 stars if not for the performance & minor control issues. In fact, I felt quite bad to not give this game a perfect rating. I wanted to. Night City & world design is absolutely perfect. It eclipses you, it devours you whole. You always feel like another person on their job, trying to make a name for yourself. You see the high parts of megacorporations and millionaries, and on the other, beggars and homeless people sleeping by piles of trash. It is an unforgiving city, but also a rewarding place to live. The gameplay is also varied enough for your playstyle. I play as a netrunner-stealth-sharpshooter with a specialization in hacking. In try to avoid noise, scanning the environment before striking and taking them off one-by-one. But there's also room for those who want to go full solo & gunner. You have a varied set of weapons - shotguns, AR, revolvers, snipers for that. Or blade weapons. Your job is to build your name in night city. There are jobs everywhere you can take - either that from your fixer or law enforcement. There are crimes happening all over the place. You are free to take those out as you wish. And you get good rewards & reputation for that sweet sweet level. However, not everything is right. One of the core problems I have is performance. On my 1070+7600k overclocked, I get framerates lower than expected. Other also complained about this issue too. I believe CDPR will improve the performance somewhat. Apart from that, - Character creator could use more work. I feel like I have much more fine control in Dragon Age: Inquisition (or even Mass Effect) for my character than Cyberpunk's one. A facecode system like in Mass Effect 2/3 would also be nice - No option for alternate keymaps. - Chromatic Abbreation, motion blur, other effects aren't implemented properly form what I heard. But I believe CDPR will fix this. Basically, Cyberpunk 2077 is a mix of Watch Dogs, Witcher and Dishonored
