DoctorDeath

I forgave CYBERPUNK 2077 a lot: 40fps, blurry image, monotonous sweeps, stupid artificial intelligence, small bugs, but CDPR's request not to collect or create inventory, for the sake of a stable game, put an end to my patience. Interesting characters and plot no longer save the game. Extremely crude project.

Beautiful world. Interesting story and gameplay. Brutal sword fights. A good copy of Assassin's Creed.

An original strategy with an original gameplay that requires making difficult moral choices to save people. The game is relatively difficult and you will probably not be able to save the settlement on the first attempt.

Good graphics. Original, but a little monotonous gameplay. Big powerful trucks. Delivery of goods in harsh conditions. It takes a lot of patience and time to play.

The long-awaited continuation of the superhit. A little short of expectations. The game has lost a certain gloom. The story is less interesting.

One of the best stories in games. An intriguing plot, interesting main characters. A well-developed world. Great action.

Continued and, in fact, a repetition of the first part. Few new ideas. But still good gameplay. For fans of the strategy and tactics genre.

Great turn-based strategy. Classic story in the new graphics. Interesting gameplay.

Good shooter. Interesting plot. Brutal, but monotonous gameplay. Mid-level graphics.

Beautiful graphics. Great history. Original world. A lot of interesting characters. Charismatic main character. A lot of additional, but monotonous tasks.

Beautiful graphics. Interesting adventure. Lots of parkour. A little monotonous fights.

Beautiful graphics and animation. A great world. Interesting start to the story. But the boring long continuation of the plot, the illogical and untruthful behavior of some of the characters, the disappointment at the end and the terribly made character of Abby.

Interesting story. Good graphics. Good sound effects. Big world. The Romance Of The Wild West. But technical errors, terrible keyboard controls, and game mechanics restrict the freedom of criminal actions.