First of all,i m a bit biased, i played the shit out of CP2020, Cybergeneration and even ran a Mekton Zeta campaign taking place after Cybergeneration (i also played a lot of Shadowrun 2nd and 3rd edition), so to tell i love the Cyberpunk Genre... so let's cut to the chase. Cyberpunk is definetly more Cyber than Punk, I mean the world is gorgeous, good writting for some narrative quests, you can play as a transgender (check Johnny Mnemonic and When Gravity Fails and you ll see it s a trope). Impants, High Tech Low Life, Chrome & Neon.... Everything is there, Exept It feels hollow like a shell without ghost : 1 prolog out of 3 makes more sens. There is too much stuffs to do around the city and in the badlands. It has ALL the sins of an AAA Open World... That's why is not Punk at all. On a technical level : okay, on my comp it runs at 30 fps, there is a few studders and hic up from time to time, the npc talks without moving lips or they t pose slide into position.... It definetly lack polish.... I understand they wanted to launch the game before christmas, and honnestly, I'd would have wait till feb to get the complete experience. So far I use a trainer to mess around on the current version and do a legitimate run when the game will bi ''finished" and '"polished". And please : i have to use the QWERTY control rather than reconfiguring it for AZERTY, some key are not rebindible, for instance the key Z is still the key to change objective or change points of interest on the map. And it s obvious the game had a controller gameplay as a main focus. on a scale of 1 to 10 : At the current state, CP2077 derserves a 7.5 and on a five star rate, i would give it a 4 out of 5 rather than a 3. i can't give it a lower grade as i love the game so far regardless of its flaws, not asking for refund. It s not the second comming of Deus Ex....
[French Review] Kemono + Ambiance Chinoise + Le gameplay de Sonic = Freedom Planet. Freedom Planet est du pur fun à tout les étages, un gameplay aux petits oignons, des personnages tut aussi adorables qu'attachant, des graphismes 16 bit de toute beauté, une musique entraînante et un doublage voix excellent. Mais comment ne pas penser à Sonic en voyant ce jeu, très honnêtement c'est un jeu qui se paie meme le luxe d’être un meilleurs Sonic depuis la Megadrive et Sega devrait prendre des notes au lieu de massacrer la licence (je suis mauvaise langue puisque Sonic Generations était franchement cool). Par contre y'a des petites options qui plairont au speed runners, le jeu a un chrono, la possibilité de reset les achievements et le collectibles, et tout comme les bons vieux Sonic il y'a du branching et donc surement une petite pépite pour eux. Freedom Planet plaira aussi au nostalgique des vieux platformers qui étaient à cheval entre la 4eme et la 5eme génération de console.
