Remember wallrunning?
Remember NPC daily routines and AI?
Remember the wanted system and corrupt cops?
Remember techies and controllable bots?
Remember vehicle customization?
Remember the subway?
Remember customizable apartments?
Remember elemental weapons?
Remember clothing stats being based on augments and mods?
Remember weapons being heavily upgradeable and customizable instead of looter shooter style drops?
Remember customizable backstories?
Remember bringing people back to your apartment?
Remember life paths having any meaningful differences?
Remember quest decisions having actual impact on the world?
Remember the day and night cycle affecting the game and world?
Remember gorilla arms and nanowires being actually useful?
Remember dynamic weather with acid rain and environmental hazards?
Remember the game primarily being an RPG?
These are all features that were shown in trailers or otherwise mentioned to be part of the game that were cut from the final release.
hello i cant make good screenshots in game because bad game, what to do with it now? i woudlnt do it but now i did it. 2/ 10 im not good screenshotter maker. POOP
Cyberpunk has it's flaws like most game. In this case it's mostly bugs and an AI that's not very smart. However the rest of the game outshines these problems. The story, the action, the characters and the amount of custimazation you can do is just so good.
It runs pretty smooth on my 1070, I7-4300 processor, 16GB ram and HDD. I'm getting around 50fps when on High-Ultra settings and 60+ when on low settings which is to be exptected since im not using an SSD.
The combat is a bit all over the place. At first i hated the combat, it felt like every enemy was just a bullet sponge that needed 1-2 full mags to die. But a little later into the game when you get some stats the combat really delivers. Sneaking around with a revolver one-tapping people, running up to enemies with a katana and slicing their heads off or just play guns blazing. The combat gets so diverse later that it's hard to decide what you want to focus on which is great for an FPS game.
Like i mentioned the biggest problems with the game currently is the bugs and the AI for me. Some bugs are just fun and don't really break the game or anything but when you run up to an enemy and just insta-die or a car chase scene has enemies that don't shoot you but you still take damage happens then it's a problem. However i have only had these things happen 3 times in about 30hrs of gameplay so for me it hasn't effected my experience that much.
The AI however is just horrendous. Police spawning right behind you because they don't know how to drive a car to where you are or people popping in and out of existence is just straight up bad coding. I've seen so many green lights with cars just lined up standing still because the AI doesn't know that they are supposed to be driving if there is a green light and stuff like that really just messes with the immersion.
Characters and story is on another level. It might be the best story driven game since witcher 3. All main quests are just amazing with a diverse set of interesting characters that you just believe actually exist. Most side-missions also have that level of detail whereas some are just "go here do this". "Good job, here is pay" but that is to be expected for a game with soooooo much content, which segways into my next point.
I think i spent 10 hours just walking around, looking at stuff and doing side-missions and bonus missions and i didn't even scratch the surface of how much there is to do. The minimap is litered with things to do and it constantly updates with even more stuff when you level up/get more street cred. I've set my mind to doing every mission in the game and it wouldn't suprise me if it took more than 100 hours to do so.
Looting and crafting is very nicely done in Cyberpunk, it's the typical get loot -> use, sell or dismantle -> buy or craft new gear but it works very well. You have iconic weapons that can be upgraded or crafted into better versions so that if you level up and the weapon becomes useless, you can just craft it again or upgrade it to make it better which is really nice.
All in all i would give Cyberpunk 2077 a 8.5/10 in it's current state however it has the potential to go even higher when the devs eventually fix the problems that are in the game.
GAME SUCK!!!
THEY FORCE ME SEX WITH MEN WHEN I CHOOSE ACCIDENTAL VOICE LINE!!!
WTF WHY IS MAN NAMED ANGEL??? I WAS SO SCARED!!!
2/10 STUPID AND GAY GAME
So far everything you see in the trailers and more. what an experience
No (serious) bugs, no issues. Smooth af at 4k on an i7 5820k and 3080
Edit: Are there bugs? yeah after 50 hours I've had a few, nothing game breaking. just some visual artifacts here and there. Keep your game and Nvidia drivers up to date and you'll be fine choomba. Don't let yourself be engulfed by the media frenzy against this game just cause their Console versions of CP weren't weren't up to par - consoles being damned doesn't mean PCs have to go down with them
finally, I think it's funny how ppl complain about bugs but no one praises or mentions this game for being 100% micro transaction free
Cyberpunk 2077 has evolved into one of the most captivating and immersive gaming experiences I’ve ever had the pleasure of playing. It’s more than just a game — it’s an unforgettable journey into a richly crafted dystopian future where every choice feels significant and impactful. The world-building is exceptional, bringing Night City to life with its neon-lit streets, bustling markets, and towering skyscrapers that feel strikingly authentic. Exploring the city immerses you in its pulse, making you feel like a part of its intricate tapestry. What truly elevates the experience is the seamless integration of story and gameplay, creating a fluid and natural progression that keeps you fully engaged. You can be in the middle of an intense firefight, then slip into a heartfelt conversation or a quiet moment of reflection, and it all feels natural. The game doesn’t break immersion with awkward loading screens or disjointed cutscenes; it just flows.
What makes Cyberpunk 2077 so engaging is its emphasis on player choice, with decisions that are especially memorable for their complexity and moral challenges. The game presents you with some of the toughest decisions you’ll encounter in any game, pushing you to navigate a tangled web of loyalties, consequences, and personal values. Choices feel meaningful, with outcomes that are often unexpected and deeply impactful. Phantom Liberty builds on this further with its gripping spy-thriller storyline, packed with espionage, shifting loyalties, and jaw-dropping twists. It feels like a completely new game seamlessly integrated into the original.
The music in Cyberpunk 2077 is outstanding and adds incredible depth to the experience. Whether you’re cruising through neon-lit streets, stealthily infiltrating a high-security compound, or locked in intense combat, the soundtrack perfectly complements each moment. Pulsating beats heighten the thrill of action, while haunting melodies underscore quieter, more reflective scenes, enriching every encounter. The audio design is so precise and evocative that it fully immerses you, making you feel the adrenaline rush of high-stakes missions and the emotional weight of critical decisions.
With its extensive updates and the addition of the Phantom Liberty expansion, CD Projekt Red has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to crafting a refined and immersive experience. This isn’t merely a game — it’s a vibrant, living world that captivates you from the moment you step into Night City. From its compelling storylines and engaging gameplay to the atmospheric music, Cyberpunk 2077 stands as a true masterpiece.
9/10 - Would jack into Night City again.
There is some sort of memory leak problem crashing every half hour. I think it started after 2.0 uppdate. I really like the game, but i can not recommend it when it plays like this.
Remember wallrunning?
Remember NPC daily routines and AI?
Remember the wanted system and corrupt cops?
Remember techies and controllable bots?
Remember vehicle customization?
Remember the subway?
Remember customizable apartments?
Remember elemental weapons?
Remember clothing stats being based on augments and mods?
Remember weapons being heavily upgradeable and customizable instead of looter shooter style drops?
Remember customizable backstories?
Remember bringing people back to your apartment?
Remember life paths having any meaningful differences?
Remember quest decisions having actual impact on the world?
Remember the day and night cycle affecting the game and world?
Remember gorilla arms and nanowires being actually useful?
Remember dynamic weather with acid rain and environmental hazards?
Remember the game primarily being an RPG?
These are all features that were shown in trailers or otherwise mentioned to be part of the game that were cut from the final release.
hello i cant make good screenshots in game because bad game, what to do with it now? i woudlnt do it but now i did it. 2/ 10 im not good screenshotter maker. POOP
Cyberpunk has it's flaws like most game. In this case it's mostly bugs and an AI that's not very smart. However the rest of the game outshines these problems. The story, the action, the characters and the amount of custimazation you can do is just so good.
It runs pretty smooth on my 1070, I7-4300 processor, 16GB ram and HDD. I'm getting around 50fps when on High-Ultra settings and 60+ when on low settings which is to be exptected since im not using an SSD.
The combat is a bit all over the place. At first i hated the combat, it felt like every enemy was just a bullet sponge that needed 1-2 full mags to die. But a little later into the game when you get some stats the combat really delivers. Sneaking around with a revolver one-tapping people, running up to enemies with a katana and slicing their heads off or just play guns blazing. The combat gets so diverse later that it's hard to decide what you want to focus on which is great for an FPS game.
Like i mentioned the biggest problems with the game currently is the bugs and the AI for me. Some bugs are just fun and don't really break the game or anything but when you run up to an enemy and just insta-die or a car chase scene has enemies that don't shoot you but you still take damage happens then it's a problem. However i have only had these things happen 3 times in about 30hrs of gameplay so for me it hasn't effected my experience that much.
The AI however is just horrendous. Police spawning right behind you because they don't know how to drive a car to where you are or people popping in and out of existence is just straight up bad coding. I've seen so many green lights with cars just lined up standing still because the AI doesn't know that they are supposed to be driving if there is a green light and stuff like that really just messes with the immersion.
Characters and story is on another level. It might be the best story driven game since witcher 3. All main quests are just amazing with a diverse set of interesting characters that you just believe actually exist. Most side-missions also have that level of detail whereas some are just "go here do this". "Good job, here is pay" but that is to be expected for a game with soooooo much content, which segways into my next point.
I think i spent 10 hours just walking around, looking at stuff and doing side-missions and bonus missions and i didn't even scratch the surface of how much there is to do. The minimap is litered with things to do and it constantly updates with even more stuff when you level up/get more street cred. I've set my mind to doing every mission in the game and it wouldn't suprise me if it took more than 100 hours to do so.
Looting and crafting is very nicely done in Cyberpunk, it's the typical get loot -> use, sell or dismantle -> buy or craft new gear but it works very well. You have iconic weapons that can be upgraded or crafted into better versions so that if you level up and the weapon becomes useless, you can just craft it again or upgrade it to make it better which is really nice.
All in all i would give Cyberpunk 2077 a 8.5/10 in it's current state however it has the potential to go even higher when the devs eventually fix the problems that are in the game.
GAME SUCK!!!
THEY FORCE ME SEX WITH MEN WHEN I CHOOSE ACCIDENTAL VOICE LINE!!!
WTF WHY IS MAN NAMED ANGEL??? I WAS SO SCARED!!!
2/10 STUPID AND GAY GAME
So far everything you see in the trailers and more. what an experience
No (serious) bugs, no issues. Smooth af at 4k on an i7 5820k and 3080
Edit: Are there bugs? yeah after 50 hours I've had a few, nothing game breaking. just some visual artifacts here and there. Keep your game and Nvidia drivers up to date and you'll be fine choomba. Don't let yourself be engulfed by the media frenzy against this game just cause their Console versions of CP weren't weren't up to par - consoles being damned doesn't mean PCs have to go down with them
finally, I think it's funny how ppl complain about bugs but no one praises or mentions this game for being 100% micro transaction free
Cyberpunk 2077 has evolved into one of the most captivating and immersive gaming experiences I’ve ever had the pleasure of playing. It’s more than just a game — it’s an unforgettable journey into a richly crafted dystopian future where every choice feels significant and impactful. The world-building is exceptional, bringing Night City to life with its neon-lit streets, bustling markets, and towering skyscrapers that feel strikingly authentic. Exploring the city immerses you in its pulse, making you feel like a part of its intricate tapestry. What truly elevates the experience is the seamless integration of story and gameplay, creating a fluid and natural progression that keeps you fully engaged. You can be in the middle of an intense firefight, then slip into a heartfelt conversation or a quiet moment of reflection, and it all feels natural. The game doesn’t break immersion with awkward loading screens or disjointed cutscenes; it just flows.
What makes Cyberpunk 2077 so engaging is its emphasis on player choice, with decisions that are especially memorable for their complexity and moral challenges. The game presents you with some of the toughest decisions you’ll encounter in any game, pushing you to navigate a tangled web of loyalties, consequences, and personal values. Choices feel meaningful, with outcomes that are often unexpected and deeply impactful. Phantom Liberty builds on this further with its gripping spy-thriller storyline, packed with espionage, shifting loyalties, and jaw-dropping twists. It feels like a completely new game seamlessly integrated into the original.
The music in Cyberpunk 2077 is outstanding and adds incredible depth to the experience. Whether you’re cruising through neon-lit streets, stealthily infiltrating a high-security compound, or locked in intense combat, the soundtrack perfectly complements each moment. Pulsating beats heighten the thrill of action, while haunting melodies underscore quieter, more reflective scenes, enriching every encounter. The audio design is so precise and evocative that it fully immerses you, making you feel the adrenaline rush of high-stakes missions and the emotional weight of critical decisions.
With its extensive updates and the addition of the Phantom Liberty expansion, CD Projekt Red has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to crafting a refined and immersive experience. This isn’t merely a game — it’s a vibrant, living world that captivates you from the moment you step into Night City. From its compelling storylines and engaging gameplay to the atmospheric music, Cyberpunk 2077 stands as a true masterpiece.
9/10 - Would jack into Night City again.
There is some sort of memory leak problem crashing every half hour. I think it started after 2.0 uppdate. I really like the game, but i can not recommend it when it plays like this.
