《赛博朋克 2077》

The game mechanics and physics leave a lot to be desired. I have reached about half way through the story and have done a decent chunk of side missions and then I stopped playing to wait for an update to fix some of the issues with this game. Since then after a few hotfixes I have just not had any desire to come back and play this game. It just feels so hollow and void of life past the surface level.

Not RPG, and Open World kills the game completely after 15h - just plain boring

I've seen better games to be honest. There's nothing about Cyberpunk other games haven't done before in a better way. CDPR didn't outdo themselves with this one. The Witcher 3 was way more polished and had more variety in gameplay. - Driving physics are horrible and ancient. GTA:SA had better driving and that game was released in 2004. - Side quests all follow the same pattern: go there - dispose of enemies - collect something - job done. - No interaction with NPCs aside from a lame "talk" - You cannot buy a new flat/house - You cannot personalise/customise vehicles - No minigames (something like cyber-gwent would've been nice) - The open world is pretty but severely lacking detail. Looking at games like RDR2 and GTAV, Cyberpunk 2077 definitely falls behind in this section. In my opinion Cyberpunk 2077 was not able to succesfully de-throne Deus Ex as the best Cyberpunk-themed game. What a shame! It's far from being a bad game, but it's also quite a shot from being something revolutionary.

Back in the day, I liked Witcher 2. So when I heard that CDPR wanted to bring the Witcher to the next level in an open world setting, I was curious to see if that would succeed. It did! Witcher 3 was all that I wanted and more. What a great company, I thought. Making such a lovingly crafted game that lives up to what's promised. And the expansions were great, too. Could I trust these guys to reach an even higher level in the next game they make? A game they would ship "when ready"? Well, I pre-ordered and found out that I could not. Cyberpunk 2077 launched a broken mess. Night city is the city of T-posing pedestrians that might clip into you and others at any moment. What can go wrong will go wrong in Cyberpunk 2077. It is less a vision of a dark future than a reflection of the darkness we face in present day 2020. The world and your PC may crash at any moment. But don't despair. Enjoy the light moments. Sometimes, you will reach lower areas of Night City and be so weightless that you fly into the abyss. The floor cannot hold you. It has not loaded in yet. Find new ways to survive and adapt to any bizarre situation that the broken world around you might throw at you by quicksaving and quickloading whenever NPCS decide to just stare at your dumb face instead of moving the mandatory quest progression along. Discover magic mirrors that make you go bald whenever you look at them with a hat equipped. Marvel at the public services who warp into any location by the power of horrible game design and coding. The police need not patrol the streets, they are always right behind you. Why have the paramedics pick up anyone when the whole scene can just despawn and respawn the vehicle as it is flying away? Cyberpunk is the game of 2020. A broken mess. A promise not kept. A line crossed and trust flushed down the toilet. But not all is lost, friends. My refund might come through by the end of this year. The game will not, however. Play it in 2077. Maybe. Depends on CDPR.

This review won't detail the many bugs and glitches present on launch. While the current state of the game is synonymous to a Steam Early Access title those can, eventually, be fixed. The core of the game is certainly its massive open world. Cyberpunk 2077 is a beautiful, detailed world populated by braindead AI. While it may please the eyes this beauty is only skin-deep. There is no roleplaying involved like you would expect in a CDPR RPG. The gunplay is passable and serves its role well in the looter-shooter that was once an RPG. The AI is only artificial, lacking any intelligence. Cops spawn meters behind you the moment a crime is committed and no bounty or chase procedures of any kind exist. The story is quite engaging yet forgettable, much like the backstory of your character. 20 minutes of introduction followed by one of the marketing trailer videos being played and soon enough it is two years later. Characters carry the narrative but it is so rushed along that I fail to care for them beyond their performance. Ultimately I enjoyed this game but I could not recommend it easily to others. A looter shooter set in a cyberpunk setting with decent voice acting, excellent music and audio, and a world begging to be worked upon in the future to earn the lost trust of CDPR's fans.