Peter_Jet

In this review, I will not include bugs or glitches because they'll eventually get patched. Also, in my gameplay, I found near to no bugs and none of them game-breaking. I currently have 46 hours of gameplay so maybe some things will change as I play more. Every bad review says that the world is lifeless and empty. Well, you can change that in the settings and it is only empty if your computer is really bad. I have I7-8th gen and a gtx1060 and with that, I can play at 30+ fps in high/ultra settings. If I put on medium I can get 40-50 fps. The game has lots of npc's with amazing stories, but you can't talk with EVERY npc. Something that a lot of people thought they would be able to. I actually think this would be a bad thing for the game, but that's my opinion. Through my gameplay, I never felt in a lifeless world and it was full of things to do. There is a LOT of sidequests and stories, some of them even change the main quests. The feeling that your choices change what is going to happen is always there which only makes things better. As for the story, I understand that some people might not find it very interesting, but in my opinion, it is 10/10. The only flaw being that I only found the story interesting enough to make don't want to stop playing for the next 10 hours after some time of gameplay. Most people probably get bored of it in the first two missions, when the story heats up after your first big heist. The story gets a little complex, especially if you are not paying 100% attention to what everyone is saying. For some, this can be annoying but I think this only makes the game more immersive. The many endings differ a lot and some minor choices you make throughout your journey will affect how some things roll out, but not enough to call it a new ending. All things considered, Cyberpunk 2077 is an awesome game worth buying, if you have an average/ good pc and enjoy RPG's.