Cyberpunk 2077
Cyberpunk 2077 is an open-world action-adventure RPG that takes place in Night City. The game is being developed by CD Projekt Red using the REDengine 4.
It’s time to assume the role of V, a mercenary that is trying to survive and earn as much cash as he/she can in Night City. Players are able to customize the face, body type, body modifications, background, and clothes of V.
There are many different stat categories in the game like Reflex, Cool, Tech, Strength, Intelligence, and Constitution, and unique character classes as well like Solo, NetRunner, and Techie.
Players can consult a ripperdoc that can help them upgrade and purchase all kinds of cyberware implants as well that give you all kinds of special abilities like double jumping, giving you access to arm blades, and so on.
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So, I just finished the main story of the game and can post a review. Actually, I expected something like Detroit: Become Human, instead it turned out to be a GTA in sci-fi skin, thus here are the pros and cons:
+ Open world with lots of variables - good quantity of everything: weapons, cars, quests.
- Poor story, non-mature characters with strange motives, unrealistic body animations, poor dialogs.
3/5 from me, if you have other games to finish, my bet is to go for them first and leave this one for when you have nothing to play.
Steam User 3422
Wake up, Samurai. We're out of Early Access.
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Steam User 2016
something about this game tells me this "megacorporations" thing might be a little bad
Steam User 6581
Early Access release date: 10 Dec 2020
Actually release date: 21 Sep 2023
Complete edition release date: 26 Sep 2023
Nice comeback CD PROJEKT RED, just please don't do like that again. Take your all time to make a full game and then release.
Steam User 587
Has improved alot since the start would recommend picking it up now
Steam User 542
It's really cool that Baldurs Gate 3 and Cyberpunk 2077 left early access after 3 years of testing :D
Steam User 613
This game is an interesting one to review, given the conversation around it. As someone who played it two years after release, here are my thoughts on what the game is like in its current state, without any hype or rage attached to it. In short: I was pleasantly surprised. Like, a lot.
I picked this game up for cheap with low expectations. I expected something flawed but fun in a mindless way like Far Cry but I couldn't have been any more wrong. Cyberpunk 2077 is a game made with genuine love and care, with impressive attention to detail. The game was much more immersive and RPG-like than I thought it'd be, and the characters and story were top-notch. It reminded me a lot of Deus Ex and Fallout: New Vegas.
I think this game deserves special praise for being a AAA open world with zero padding. That is, you can ignore all of the side content and railroad through the main quest and finish the game in 10 hours if you really want to. The side quests are also extremely good though, and I was drawn to doing them solely because I found the characters and world fascinating. I think Night City deserves praise as an open world that feels hand-crafted and intrinsically interesting; nothing in it felt like mindless copied-and-pasted content to me.
Of course, your mileage may vary. This game is not GTA or The Elder Scrolls, and I think a lot of the disappointment that people have with this game even now comes from this fact. The driving isn't great, the pedestrian AI is basic, and you can't go into every single building. But I think that's fine. The game is a story-focused RPG and Night City is just there as the pretty backdrop in between missions. The real meat of this game is the narrative and characters.
For years I'd been hearing about how CDPR didn't "deliver on their promises" but after playing through the whole thing, I can't really say I feel that way. I had a blast and my only true gripe with the game is that it's unfortunately still riddled with bugs. You won't encounter anything game-breaking, but it is worth mentioning, so keep that in mind. Regardless of that though, I was still pleasantly surprised, and this is probably my favorite game I played this year. Long live Night City.
Steam User 699
Apology accepted CDPR. Just don't ever do that again. Ever.