《赛博朋克 2077》

“I think people forget that Cyberpunk 2077 is, first and foremost, an RPG, okay?” - CDPR employee, probably First positives: - combat was fun for me - skills and perks, thou unbalanced, are great and it is fun to create your own combat style - story was ok (thou not fully an RPG) - night city is just the best city I have seen in any game - awesome characters - good audio and voice acting You can almost feel the potential of what it could be bubbling from this game. Problem is lots and lots of the advertised features are missing. And it is buggy as hell. - AI is just horrendous - bugs everywhere - in 2077 cars unfortunately do not have any weight to them, which feels unnatural to us - no transmog, or any other clothing visual modifications - basically working only on high end PCs currently - city feels dead (stem probably from the AI problem) - did I mention bugs? Won't go into more details on the problems. You probably know about them already. To deserve the RPG title this game would require to offer much more options to players. Do not expect in story line to be able to go something like renegade/paragon mass effect style. Often you just get variation of the same answer. I would give it probably 3 stars, 4 without the bugs, if I just take it for what it is. But thanks to the misleading marketing and game basically not working on consoles... that would be just 1 star. But to be fair I had fun playing it so there you go. It can still be saved. Fix the bugs, add missing, promised, features and this can easily go to 5 stars.

crash every minute and full of bugs

No real decision making that alters the story whatsoever. NPC clusters are lifeless and boring, the city feels desolate compared to what they showed time ago, you can't go into buildings.. They lied about overall functionality of the game. The game is completely broken too, the missions often do not trigger and you're forced to go back or reload the entire program. I don't even feel like writing up a full review.. Go read the other reviews people have written, disregard any and all positive reviews considering they come from the same people who would tell you they loved a can of coke just because the commercial told them to like it. I did not enjoy this, the release is extremely unacceptable. Do not support CPR, they treat their employees like crap as well, go read about it and let go of any idea the internet gave to you that they are a "good employer" or any kind of example of good morals. Refunded.

Hi. I don't often write reviews, but since so many are saying the game is amazing I thought I'd add a note of warning. Despite my enduring love for the Witcher series (I will forgive a lot just because of Triss) I ended up requesting a refund after only 20 minutes. My first impressions of the game, backed up by reading others' reviews that weren't by fanboys and/or dick jokes, told me that the well-publicised bugs are irrelevant, it's the game that is the problem. In a very sad 20 minutes I realised the following: 1. You can't change the obnoxious nature of your character, just what colour they are and what combination of breasts and genitalia they have. 2, This is no RPG, as you have no effective choices to make - you are reading a script, not acting a role. The dialogue countdown timer (a la witcher 3) is now a choice between saying what your moronic character is scripted to say or...silence. 3. Driving is a joke, even with the horrific motion blur turned off it's like steering a bison on an ice rink. 4. There is no context to what you are doing, no exposition of why, and you have no idea who these different people are that you are forced to deal with. 5. You can't remap movement keys. Yes, I know I haven't finished the prologue. I don't care. If it can't get the opening sequence right, and the basics are so poor, what hope is there for the rest? Initially, I thought I would just leave the game in my library until patches sorted both the bugs and gameplay out, but realised that would just be rewarding those who delivered perhaps the most crushing disappointment in gaming since Daikatana, which I think is still worse than ME:Andromeda. Both CDPR and the appalling "games journalists" who gave this game perfect scores pre-release need to be sent a very clear message of how let down some of us feel. I'm quite pleased to be a very small part of that message.

Now, this is a new one for me. I'd usually rate this 4/5 stars, stating how while it does a lot and can be extremely impressive, it bit off more than it could chew and tries too many things which leads to it underdelivering on half its systems. What works is an extremely impressive immersive sim about being a random no-gooder in a cyberpunk city that ends up in a middle of a few weird plots. The city in particular bears mention because while the simulation flip-flops between perfect and inexistent, the visual splendor cannot be overstated and really sets the bar for this type of setting. Plus, overall the places are well done, varied, and provide good atmosphere. Other amazing elements include much of the writing and - in particular - the voice acting, which elevates many otherwise pedestrian scenes to a very high level of emotional impact. So yeah, it's not a 5/5, but it is a really really good game for a 15-20 hour romp through the city and maybe another few hours spent on a few interesting side quests even if many of the less prominent ones openly show how they are just padding. Like I said, not 5/5, but easily 4/5. Then... come the bugs. Oh wow. Between constant t-poses, randomly disappearing NPCs / items / cars / doors / whatever, the parade of weird AI behavior about NPCs walking into/through walls, cars randomly crashing into things, NPCs being stuck in a short loop, weird combat AI, inexistent stealth-combat AI, weird combat animations that constantly bug out, the game looks and feels *extremely* unfinished to play. Plus on top of that, the performance is terrible even on good PCs. Sure the game is visually impressive, but it's not halfway impressive enough to warrant how it runs. So yeah, I'd say "Wait". Hard wait, too. Get the GOTY edition in a year or two.