《赛博朋克 2077》

It's a really good RPG. I can't stop playing it in fact. But the game is buggy as hell. Like game breaking buggy. Like choppy broken animations on the regular. Severe clipping car disappearing into the highway buggy. In addition the A.I. feels kind of stupid. Jackie would reload every shot he took. Which was just irritating. Hostiles would get confused easily as well. There's a lot of things that I wish were present. Stuff that I feel is a given. Colours in character customization. For seemingly arbitrary reasons you can't select one of the bog-standard 16.7 million colours one would assume you'd have access to. This made me legitimately sad. I could not express myself in the character creation tool properly. Monster Hunter: World did that flawlessly imo. You could actually recreate yourself so extensive those tools were. Another thing. key mapping. let me do whatever the f**k i want. please. don't decide for me. FOV. 120. that is all. thank you. i'm not a critic. i don't know how to make a good article with useful pointers. this is just my two cents. give me a break. :)

I will start with the good: The work that CDPR artists put into Night City is impressive. The city is detailed and exciting. Unfortunately, the city acts as a barely interactive backdrop for a simple looter-shooter—a very, very buggy looter-shooter with a somewhat linear story and often repetitive side quests. If you have read other reviews, you have read about the bugs, the problems with mouse/keyboard controls, and the performance problems. These issues may be fixed in the future. What is worse is all the missing features and content in the game. Vehicle customization? Not in the game. Destructible environment? Nowhere to be found. Believable NPCs? Only in scripted sequences; otherwise, it is cars on predefined routes, teleporting police and a degree of interactivity and believable world-building that games from the nineties, like Ultima, on MS-DOS, did better. All in all, I regret to have preordered this game. Wait for the Game of Year Edition and pass the time with better cyberpunk games. I would advise Deus Ex as a better first-person stealth/hacking game with a more interesting story, fewer cut scenes, and more impactful cyberware.

Feels like the AAA equivalent to Hello Games' No Man's Sky. So much potential and a lot of hype for something that has come up a bit flat and empty. The world is huge but lifeless, NPCs are rarely worth stopping to see. There is very little immersive to do in this world, all shops just open up to a little menu rather than visualising it the way games such as Red Dead 2 has done. For those that are fans of Deus Ex this game takes a lot of inspiration - just not where it counts. Stealth is fine however there are very limited passive options, most stealth based perks are lethal and some annoying bugs that can cause carried NPCs to die upon placing them down. Driving does not feel great, cars just do not turn well at all and get stuck a lot. Motorbikes are better but can still get stuck on things just as easy. AI in the game is almost non present. Crowds act like a hive mind, cars on the road just go and stop. Want to commit crimes - forget about it, there is no wanted system. Police spawn behind the player no matter where you are. Crimes are reported without witnesses. Gunplay works, it's just fine. If on a controller I recommend changing the camera the controls as they have added a ramp up that feels very unnatural. Enemies tend to be bullet sponges, it makes sense as everyone is half chrome. It's hard to ignore what the game lacks and all the things CDPR spoke about in interviews, a game that was always too good to be true. The story from what I've played so far has been good, side missions have had some nice surprises but I couldn't recommend this game as it stands. Wait and see if things are improved in the coming months.

I started the game with a big excitement... but Game Crashing before getting into Night City as nomad (before the cutscene), every time. I really hope that a future patch deals with this issues, because I really want to love the game...

Fun systems. Deus Ex-like open world. Wait a few months for post launch patches and I can see this game being way better.