《赛博朋克 2077》

Feels like your average modern Far Cry game mixed with a bit of Fallout 4. Not saying that good or bad, just nothing new. I don't feel like my money was wasted, and i don't really feel let down since i went in assuming it'd be a lot worse than it actually was. I enjoyed my 50 or so hours played so far, the main questline was pretty good and some of the side quests are memorable, but outside of that it felt fairly generic for reasons i'm sure a thousand other reviews have covered. I am hopeful that at some point down the line there will be interesting content added to the game, maybe a DLC continuing the story (although that would be difficult due to the multiple endings) or something overhauling the open world content or even just a new zone or two, but in its current state there isn't really much to look forward to after completing the story. To conclude this directionless rant, this game feels like the sort of Hollywood action movie you've seen a thousand times before, theres guns, explosions, cars, awkward sex scenes, Keanu Reeves, a rather uninteresting sound track, a clown with a grenade for a nose and a hell of a lot of physics bugs.

Cyberbug 2077 is a unfinished product and looks like it was not tested at all before release.

Cyberpunk 2077 is a lackluster experience that does not even rival GTAv, an 8 year old game. Cp77 was taunted as an ultra real experience full of cutting edge tech portrayed in an Edgy future setting. The Truth is that CD Project red did not deliver what they promised. So many things shown have been removed that basically its just a hollow shell. Where are combat cabs, where is the Casino in Heywood, where is the character building between V and Jackie. its such a disappointment that it literally makes me leery of anything they do anymore. The promises and statements made in deep dives and in the past years have left the entire gaming community hanging and going this is not the people involved in the Witcher series. Thanks CDPR you have managed to kill my 8 year hype for this game.

I will take a gamble and bet that cdpr will realize the true potential of the game. I know they can build on it and go past the standards that other rpg games have set. Nightcity suggests that it is more than just a stage that players will walk through and admire. It is a city of ambition and the beauty it holds is a testament to the ambition that the company had for the game which is hindered by its lifeless AI. But, unless they fix the game, Nightcity will continue to remain as a city of suggestions and an unrealized dream. I have faith that the game will be masterpiece. I will wait till then.

The graphics are pretty impressive and the atmosphere is very thick. I don't think I have ever played a game that drew me into it's world so completely. Unfortunately there are many things that take me out of it again. The game has definitely been released prematurely, but while bugs can be fixed eventually, the game suffers from a few problems that run much deeper than that. The most obvious one is the lack of meaningful choices. You are pretty much on a set path and your dialogue choices barely matter. Even in side missions you are often prevented from really making a choice. This extends to the gameworld which has a surprising lack of interaction. You can't change your appearance in game at all and the options are fairly limited, which is very strange for cyberpunk which is all about style. You can't eat or drink at bars or shops outside of scripted missions and there isn't really anything to do besides shoot people and buy things. You'd think there'd at least be some arcade minigames or a matrix to jack into, but all you get are a few websites with a couple text entries. Lore only comes in the form of collectible text files. Which brings me to my biggest problem with the game; It's a looter shooter. This decision is utterly baffling to me as I would have imagined them to stick closer to the Cyberpunk 2020 source. You are constantly collecting, buying, selling and crafting things which feels like a huge waste of my time and actually takes me out of the game quite a bit. Games like Vampire Bloodlines did this a lot better. The skill tree too offers only a few choices I felt where meaningful with the majority being merely increases to your numbers. Some of the earlier visual designs they showed also looked better by comparison, like the character generation, UI and HUD. Cyberpunk 2077 could have been a masterpiece, but unfortunately sabotages itself a little too often. I'm looking forward to fixes and DLC, but it still has a long way to go.