DonD81

I just finished playing this on PS5 and I thoroughly enjoyed this one. The story is great, really captivating and makes you want to keep playing. The characters are intriguing. The world building is absolutely amazing, mixing Arthurian legend with Victorian era London, werewolves and steampunk. It's unique and I really love it. I wish there was more like this. I guess the only "letdown" is the gameplay, but I enjoyed it for what it was. Yeah, it's a lot of cut scenes, and it's a small game, but I honestly didn't mind. This IP definitely deserves to be explored further imo. It has such an open ending, that there are many more stories possible. Do it, Sony. Stop your live-service BS and make a sequel or prequel.

Biggest problem is that there isn't any console-only crossplay. When I (PS5) play with my mates (Xbox), we are automatically grouped with pc players. Those matches are never ever any fun. A lot of questionable deaths. When I disable crossplay Battlefield 6 can be fun, but tactics have been taken out of it. Smaller maps turn into a zergfest. Bigger maps are just horribly designed. Feels more like CoD than Battlefield. Needs a lot of work. Defenitely overhyped imo.

What a game... Superb story, acting and music. The graphics are amazing and the combat is fun and satisfying. You can create so many different builds. This has to be GOTY, because it fully deserves it. Absolutely amazing. This is what you get when you think about creating a good game first, when you create a game as art...instead of thinking about how much money can we extract from users (I'm looking at you AAA-industry).

Loved it just as much as the base-game. Bosses are great. Lady Maria and Ludwig are absolutely my fav game bosses of all time.

Can be frustrating, but when you push through, it's so satisfying when you defeat a boss or difficult section.

Start was a bit rough, but the story gets much better later on. Gameplay is awesome and the game itself looks great. Highly recommended.

GT7 misses quite a lot of basic features. For example, a virtual rear view mirror in all camera modes. I like to race in cockpit view, but am really missing this simple feature that you find in all other racing sims... And after you finish a race there is no overview on who drove the fastest lap!! Then there are no standing starts. Now I don't mind rolling starts, but some variety would be nice and unfortunately the rolling starts in GT7 are implemented poorly as well. You start too far apart from each other. The way ACC or now even Forza Motorsport has done it, is how it should be. This game feels unfinished and after all these years they haven't added any of these basic features yet. It's like they don't wanna bother, because they've already made most of their sales and are probably focusing on the next installment. What a shame and it's enough reason for me to kinda say farewell to GT and mostly focus on ACC, LMU and the upcoming ACE (which has an open world). Another thing that I don't enjoy is that sport mode only has weekly races. Why just 3 races and why for a whole week? I much prefer Forza's system in that regard; every 20 mins or so a new track can be raced. GT7 could learn a lot from Forza Motorsport when it comes to online multiplayer (can't believe I'm saying this). Also, you barely get any credits for online races in GT7, resulting in having to do stupid races vs AI. I'm honestly really disappointed in GT7...

Fun game to play in between bigger games. Can be quite addictive ('just one more run'). RNG can be brutal, but that's part of the fun. The runs don't take that long, so you can just start another. One of my palate cleansers after I finish a bigger game.

Game looks beautiful. The world however feels quite superficial and the gameplay is highly repetitive. Luckily the story is pretty good and combat feels good as well. Performance wise this game is top notch on the PS5. The multiplayer part called Legends is really fun with friends. There are some difficult missions to complete. Had a blast doing those.

What a game. Great story with such a good "ending" (sorta, it's a prequel after all). The gameplay has the typical Rockstar Games feel. The game-world is insane; there is a lot of depth and the world feels alive. Only negative is that it's still only 30 fps on PS5. 60 fps patch would have been awesome.

Game is pretty much perfect. Storywise, everything you do can have an impact on where things will be going. Felt very satisfactory playing this game. And the endings are done well too. You can steer towards what ending you want, which is critical in a story based RPG game imo. Easy recommend.

The gameplay overall is pretty good. There are still some bugs, but nothing game-breaking for me. The problem is that Night City feels quite superficial and I find the story lacking, especially the endings. I've played through it 2 times, both times the endings were very unsatisfactory and didn't really fit the gameplay (power-fantasy) and story I was going through. Your "decisions" don't really have any impact. So I checked online and apparently all endings are bad endings. Now, I don't mind a bad ending (RDR 2 did it so well... but overall it works better in movies imo), but in an interactive game like Cyberpunk you should have a certain impact on where you want to go with the story. All the effort and time you put into the game doesn't get rewarded in the end if you wanted, because the writers wanted to be edgy with the thought "iN nIgHt CitY tHEre ArE No GOoD EnDiNgs". So yeah, play it for the gameplay. Don't expect much storywise, specially the endings. EDIT: oh yeah, the driving physics are absolutely horrendous....