Cyberpunk 2077

Magnificent, confident and loaded with content that other games do not offer. Such is the action blast called Cyberpunk 2077. All the expectations were more than met. [Issue#308]

What Cyberpunk 2077 lacks in campaign length, it makes up for with breadth and soul, offering a world of intrigue and violence unlike any other.

Cyberpunk 2077 is one of the most disturbing and mind-blowing RPGs in history, where every decision has a deep impact on our trail. CD Projekt RED tosses us to the center of a city filled with disgusting delights where every character deserves our attention in an immersive experience and overall, very rewarding. From the sarcastic and shadowy tone imposed by the countless scenes in the game, to the flexibility we have on the choices to face every situation that is presented, Night City is truly memorable. It’s a shame that the countless bugs spoil or diminish the impact of some resounding moments, but we are without a question, in the presence of one of the best games in 2020.

When Cyberpunk's grim setting and mix of gameplay systems land, it is a powerfully impressive experience - sprawling, dense, clever, witty, and most importantly damn good fun. Other times, it has all the charm of a moody, edgy teenager.

While I'm not 100% in love with the game due to bugs and difficulty swings, Cyberpunk 2077 is still a solid pickup simply for its story and incredible world. Make sure your system is prepared for it and you'll get a good experience.

An exciting story and detailed world are overshadowed by an abundance of bugs, misogynistic writing and all-too-familiar game mechanics.

Cyberpunk’s running time is littered with familiar problems and zero interest in their solutions. It’s a design cluttered with the failings of a hundred other designs. The safe and familiar failings of the medium that can’t be pinned to CD Projekt specifically, but are nevertheless embraced with something that feels like enthusiasm. So I sigh and carry on to the ending of my choice, looking in vain for the actual cyberpunk in a sprawl of contrived and bland sci-fi.

I was late to the Cyberpunk 2077 bandwagon due to work, kids, and, you know, life. Anyway, I missed the horror show of the launch and came in when the universally beloved Phantom Liberty DLC dropped. If you came in early, YMMV, but my experience was universally good. The art direction, graphics, music and voice acting are all superb. The story was interesting, with plenty of fun side quests to get lost in. The combat felt chunky, and by the end I felt superbly powerful (a few boss encounters aside). Everything felt like it was in here for a reason. No open-world busywork climbing towers, collecting feathers, or hunting for hidden treasure. Just things that are, you know, fun. Other developers could learn a lot from this game. Anyway, probably in my top ten games of all time. A must-play game 10/10.

Cyberpunk 2077 is a must-play for anyone who enjoys the cyberpunk genre; Night City is a great portrayal of this universe, capturing all the corporate rot and a humanity that is increasingly hollow and made of chrome. Initially, I wished the game were in third-person, but the truth is that the first-person perspective offers incredible immersion—walking through Night City is a deeply contemplative experience. Combat is extremely satisfying, and the weapons are insane, especially once you grasp the skill tree and build mechanics—though the game doesn't explain how they actually work at the **** begin with V aiming to make history in Night City—set against the backdrop of this universe's incredibly rich lore. The main story features major highlights, and as the game progresses, you grow attached to V; there are also comedic moments that provide a good laugh. Side missions start strong but eventually become a bit repetitive. Cyberpunk features incredible characters like Panam Palmer, Johnny Silverhand, Jackie, and Takemura. The game’s pacing starts off very well, with main missions driving the experience, though if you stick solely to them, you’ll end up finishing the game too **** art direction is absolute cinema. Playing it in 2026, I found the game stunning—featuring some of the best sunsets I’ve ever seen and spectacular lighting; moments of heavy rain contrasting with neon lights create an incredible atmosphere. The HUD and interface are just okay—nothing **** soundtrack is excellent; the band Samurai is fantastic, as are most of the radio stations. However, the game's audio had issues due to bugs. Unfortunately, these bugs crop up frequently; despite CD Projekt spending years supporting the title, there are still technical performance issues and polish problems that break immersion (and the car handling is abysmal). The AI ​​in Cyberpunk is actually quite weak, regardless of the difficulty level you choose. The game has good replay value thanks to choices regarding starting classes, various combat builds, and multiple endings.Cyberpunk isn't what was promised, but for those who enjoy this universe, it’s one of the best titles out there. V will never die… Cyberpunk 2077 é uma experiência obrigatória para quem curte a temática cyberpunk, Night City é um bom retrato desse universo com toda a podridão das corporações, e uma humanidade cada vez mais vazia, e feita de cromo. Inicialmente, eu gostaria que o jogo fosse de terceira pessoa, mas a verdade é que em primeira pessoa a imersão que o jogo nos trás é insana, andar por night City é extremamente contemplativo. O combate é extremamente satisfatório, as armas do jogo são insanas. principalmente quando você entende como funciona a árvore de habilidades e builds do jogo. Apesar de que no início o jogo não te explica como realmente funciona. Começamos com o V querendo fazer história em Night City na Lore desse universo, que é riquíssima, a história passa por grandes momentos nas missões principais, onde com o passar do jogo ficamos mais apegados ao V, na história há pontos cômicos também, que trazem boas risadas. As missões secundárias começam bem, mas ficam um pouco repetitivas. Cyberpunk tem personagens incríveis, Panam Palmer, Johnny Silver Hand, Jackie, Takemura. O ritmo do jogo começa muito bem, inicialmente, as missões principais te carregam, entretanto, se for só nelas, você acaba zerando o jogo cedo demais. A direção de arte desse jogo é absolute cinema. A jogar em 2026, eu achei o jogo lindíssimo, com uma dos melhores pôr do sol já visto, a iluminação é espetacular, os momentos de chuvas pesadas contrastadas com as luzes de Néon, criam um universo incrível. O Hurd e a interface são ok, nada demais. A trilha sonora do jogo é muito boa, a banda Samurai é excelente, como a maioria das rádios. Agora o som do jogo foi problemático devido á bugs. Infelizmente, bugs esses, presentes em diversos momentos, mesmo a CD project passando anos no suporte, há alguns problemas de desempenho técnico e polimentos que quebram a imersão do jogo (DIRIGIBILIDADE DOS CARROS É SOFRÍVEL). A ia de cyberpunk é bem fraca na verdade, isso, independente do nível que escolher. O jogo tem um bom fator replay, devido as escolhas referentes às classes iniciais, diversas builds de combates, e por possuir diversos finais.Cyberpunk não é o que foi prometido, mas pra quem gosta desse universo, é uma das melhores obras. O V nunca vai morrer…

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Take away the cool aesthetics and the high production values and the game has very little going for it . Outside the empty/static sandbox with less immersive AI/Police than games made 15 years before it the main story consists almost entirely of interactive cutscenes and flavor dialogue "choices" . Side content doesn't fair much better as the vast majority of gigs are slop and side missions are glorified 3D visual novels with at best an ending binary choice . Story wise the focus clearly went to Reeves as V becomes a mere plot device after Act 1 . They also heavily railroad their morals unto you and the writing reminded me of the smug redditor meme . I could continue to nitpick stuff like the driving physics or how pointless the customization is but I've said more than enough . The problem with Cyberpunk 2077 was never the bugs but the game itself

Everything about this game is mid. Combat, driving, dialogue, story... Its like eating pan cooked chicken breast with no spice.