6 month after, Cyberpunk still feels weird.
Sure, as said billions times now "Cyberpunk is an action-adventure, story based game".
Yep, the story is great, and feels like a nice movie.
Now, why trying to play the big guy with the open world?
Would've Cyberpunk been just what it should've been as of now, a story based game, they could've reduced the scope and deliver and way better mastered game.
A longer game too probably, with much more focus on choice and consequence.
They wanted a mass effect? Give us a mass effect!
Here, they threw a random open world on top of it, but it's botchered and feels like even the game itself doesn't control much sometimes.
I've played many open world game with a solid story... But at least they bothered to deliver a believable world. A decent car traffic, a believable police system, etc...
Cyberpunk should've sticked itself to a smaller scope, 6month later it still feels like they tried to add a "GTA" freedom, and I mean, I LOVE what they did!!!, The city is beautiful and engaging, but unlike GTA (where you still can roam the game after you finished it to cause havok and have fun), here it feels boring.
Not much to do, and cops are...
Well you know what I mean...
I don't know how they can perfect it now, that would almost mean to rebuild some part of the game, etc...
Cyberpunk isn't that bad of a game but between the expectations, the advertising hype... It sure doesn't offer what we expected, but it has it's good side nonetheless. It just feels like it's either rushed or uncontroled and thrown at you like "deal with that and don't ask me why" (I mean, they had testers, they even made pictures of themselves playing the game weeks before release... Don't tell me no one there noticed the problems we noticed day one)
IMO, Cyberpunk 2 will probably be closer to what we expected (if they learn from their mistakes...).
Cyberpunk 2077 feels like a nice Beta or a Blueprint for a really good game, but as is, I doubt they can make much to transform that game into what they first sold us. It just lacks a lil "something" that could really change it into something good.