Cyberpunk 2077 User Reviews & Impressions

[RazerFett]

I enjoyed and am enjoying it too, immensely.

& To all of you naysayers who are on this forum (because why? If you hate the game why are you stalking the forums lol?), Go look at the steam reviews graph. It's 80% positive.

It's baffling how many people are stalking these forums just to complain. Go do something else...

 

[Rddc]

I enjoyed and am enjoying it too, immensely.

& To all of you naysayers who are on this forum (because why? If you hate the game why are you stalking the forums lol?), Go look at the steam reviews graph. It's 80% positive.

It's baffling how many people are stalking these forums just to complain. Go do something else...

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[MAXXVOLTAGE]

I enjoyed and am enjoying it too, immensely.

& To all of you naysayers who are on this forum (because why? If you hate the game why are you stalking the forums lol?), Go look at the steam reviews graph. It's 80% positive.

It's baffling how many people are stalking these forums just to complain. Go do something else...

well said Also

Metacritic

86
Generally favorable reviewsbased on 87 Critic ReviewsWhat's this?
User Score
7.2
Mixed or average reviewsbased on 26733 Ratings

 

[Icinix]

I still have lots of issues with it, but I think the strength in it is that in spite of that - I'm still playing the hell out of it. Thinking about playing the hell out of it and when I play the hell out of it - I keep finding new dialogue, new choices, new things all the time.

The more I play the more I enjoy it and the more I want to play.

Personally that is rare for me as I tend to burn myself out on games.

I played so much The Witcher 3 after the bugs were sorted after launch I burned out and lost interest and didn't complete it until 2018.

I'm now in my third playthrough of Cyberpunk.

It's been a month.

 

[joseflolz]

Could have been better designed as for gameplay. It is difficult to play. ( Okay, admittedly I am not one of the younger gamers either ) I got to the Drill sergeant Tutorial and got stuff and couldn't leave the room. I kept knocking the guard down, but them got shuffled back to start over again saying I was close. I have no clue as to what the heel it takes to move out of there. I will start over and just by pass that as that seems to be the only way to play the game. The other issue thus far is driving. In TW3 when you were on Roach, the mouse was the way you steered. WASD for steering is just plain no good. You have the joy Stick on the console. That should have carried over from TW3 to this thing.

I'm surprised to hear this because I thought this game was notoriously easy. I'm playing on pc with a controller just to handicap my aiming and started on the hardest difficulty and it's been so easy to the point where it becomes boring, if it wasn't for the awesome game mechanics. Granted, I'm probably using an OP build that focuses on shotgun and assault rifle play and use the ability to slow down time a lot. Can't wait to replay it as a pussy stealthy hacker haha.

P.s. I'm 34 so considered ancient lol.

 

[NotCreatex]

I think this game is made to be sort of mixed between Movie and Game, thus marketing towards different kind of median beside gamers. The things in prologue and endings are what movie would do, not necessary to have good endings. It's an entirely different game compared to witcher3, while people like me will keep comparing them because of the bad launch.

There are good things in the game, people just take it for granted. Most people here ranting on the forum like me just impatiently waiting for the next update and the design stuffs.

 

[kaboro]

I'm 43 years old and been playing video games since I was 7. I just wanted to post here to thank the development team for a fantastic job in creating this beautiful world we get to play in. My favorite game of all time was the original The Legend of Zelda and I think Cyberpunk 2077 just knocked it off it's podium. I'm astonished at the level of detail this game has and it's just the beginning

Yes, and now we have to deal with the 7 year olds that are just starting.
The difference is we started our gaming with love, these guys start it with hate.
We will remember the games we loved, they will remember the games they hated, because hate is what marks their existence.
We didnt grow up in a hive mind society, we were not better, just more lucky.

 

[thapeloa]

I'm 43 years old and been playing video games since I was 7. I just wanted to post here to thank the development team for a fantastic job in creating this beautiful world we get to play in. My favorite game of all time was the original The Legend of Zelda and I think Cyberpunk 2077 just knocked it off it's podium. I'm astonished at the level of detail this game has and it's just the beginning

If you are going crazy over the game in its current state you are going to catch a heart attack after the patches and DLC, LMFAO

 

[Thilanka_Vithanage]

You should play Witcher 3

 

[Phienyx]

Even without the technical issues, there are multiple games that are 8-10 years older that are more game changing. There is literally nothing in this game that hasn't been done better by much older games.......other than maybe a few visuals.

 

[Thilanka_Vithanage]

Even without the technical issues, there are multiple games that are 8-10 years older that are more game changing. There is literally nothing in this game that hasn't been done better by much older games.......other than maybe a few visuals.

Witcher 3 was a game changer. Cyberpunk won't change anything. Somebody tell me any aspect of this game that is revolutionary?
Here's a list of game changers IMO.
*Skyrim
*RDR 2
*GTA V
*Fortnite & PUBG (Sadly)
*Cod MW (2007)
*Halo

 

[ya1]

I find the game to be crafted in such detail that NC just sucks me in, as if I'm reading a book or actually in a movie.

Enviro design and writing. Yeah, top notch. And for many players, that's enough to guarantee a great experience. But outside of that, game is truly mediocre. And in some aspects, just outrageously bad.

If you've played a few titles with an "RPG" tag, you can't help but notice that SOME PERKS AND MODS DO NOT WORK. This alone, at least to me, is enough to rage quit. Then there are fake stats. How can you include character progression elements that are just bogus? And this is not a bug that happens on some systems. They deliberately released a game where a player is made to invest their grind into progression elements that they knew do nothing. Then there are hundreds of things that are below the standards in the gaming industry (and would have been a decade ago). Can't recover thrown knives. Can't do this. Can't do that. If you look at the GAME SYSTEM (not the graphics and the environment), this would have been a poor to mediocre game 15 years ago.

I see the writing and the environment as something that saves this game from total fail. Not something that makes it a game changer.

I feel as if I can go anywhere in the game and do anything I like, which to me at least, is exhilarating.

This actually happens to be one of the most criticized aspects of the game. Decades ago, GTA had more open world activities. W3 had Gwent, for example. CP has nothing really, outside quests, gigs and crimes. Quests are great, especially the design and writing. But gigs and crimes are mostly all the same.

 

[Thilanka_Vithanage]

In screenshots, game looks amazing. However when playing it, everything falls apart.
This is the first AAA game that I've ever seen without any water effects.
Did anybody start a thread for water? Because it’s really hard for me to immerse myself. Puddles in

the road doesn't react at all. Driving a car feels so boring in rain.

 

[PepeSmug]

Still waiting to hear what about CP is a "game changer".

 

[CitizenMigraine]

Still waiting to hear what about CP is a "game changer".

Probably meant the game advertised as a Open World RPG and changed to Action-Adventure

 

[Shaamaan]

Still waiting to hear what about CP is a "game changer".

Yeah, same. It's one more "wow, I'm really enjoying this game therefore it must be totally unique / original / insert other hyperbolic adjective here" thread. Which, don't get me wrong, cool for OP that they found something they enjoy... but then words like "gamechanger" or "top shelf" get thrown around with no context. This makes it seem like the post is written by some young kid who just saw his first AAA game (no offence to OP, but that's sort of how this seems).

 

[Kyron_Lee]

Cyberpunk takes good formulas from Farcry, has GTA-esque driving and I described CP to a friend as Quake meets Bushido meets every 80's fantasy of the future meets Crpg.

Fix the stat screen, mods and balance it, add few dlcs and imo that'd be preem and very hard to top (looking at you TES 6)

Personally I think a few game development teams are playing Cyberpunk rn sorta in awe and scrambling to see if they can match such a feat.

Cyberpunk is a mean feat. I'm biased tho, because I love Judy, Jonny, and Choomba.

Its the sum of Cyberpunk's parts and potential that makes it top shelf piece of art.

 

[sommojames]

Witcher 3 was a game changer. Cyberpunk won't change anything. Somebody tell me any aspect of this game that is revolutionary?
Here's a list of game changers IMO.
*Skyrim
*RDR 2
*GTA V
*Fortnite & PUBG (Sadly)
*Cod MW (2007)
*Halo

Skyrim changed nothing from Oblivion. The only thing that changed are 10x the sales, which influenced other franchises. Witcher 3 would not have been open world without Skyrim, but the gameplay of Skyrim was not revolutionary.

 

[Thilanka_Vithanage]

Skyrim changed nothing from Oblivion. The only thing that changed are 10x the sales, which influenced other franchises. Witcher 3 would not have been open world without Skyrim, but the gameplay of Skyrim was not revolutionary.

Skyrim didn't feel significantly worse than the predecessor in most aspects though.

 

[linegenrou]

For me The Legend of Zelda was the first game I played that just had that freedom to go anywhere. I was young when it released, maybe 10 years of age. So yes, many games have improved on that formula but, for me, it was a gaming high. Breath of the Wild was amazing too but, in the end, I still have yet to beat it, probably due to it just being too much for me and my time. I do need to revisit it though because it certainly was groundbreaking. Another one would be World of Warcraft as I had never played an MMO before that, did not even know they existed, and it blew me away...until the grind finally blew me away from the game.

I guess I would put Cyperpunk 2077 in this type of category for me. It's just something very new to me and the setting is just stunning. I would argue the story and the characters are well crafted as well but have not finished the game so would not have enough experience to do so. I will say that when Jackie dies I was honestly saddened by it, what a great character.

have you played The Witcher 3? You should try that.