Cyberpunk 2077

Cyberpunk 2077 is one of the most anticipated games in recent years. But is it as good as many gamers assumed?

I would like to start with the fact that the start of the game was a failure: many gamers saw a completely “crude” game with a large number of shortcomings in the form of “bugs”, ruined players’ ideas about the long-awaited game.

In general, at this point in time the game has become comfortable, you can play it and enjoy it.

Below you can see the evaluation criteria and scores:

I was waiting for this game and I really wanted to love it. I had no expectations other than the desire to get an RPG in a cyberpunk setting. And although I didn’t have any special expectations, I followed the news and laudatory “reviews”, which turned out to be not entirely true. So what didn't add up here?

Is there an RPG component here?

In general, yes. Not in full, but it is there - you will be given branches of characteristics and the opportunity to play as you please.

Is it possible to play your own character here?

Not possible. V is registered/registered and you can’t do anything about it. However, I will say that during the game you very quickly become attached to V - he is a pleasant, sincere character whom you want to associate with yourself.

Is there variability here?

Not really. At t… Read full

+ excellent graphics (a new generation of VK will be released and they will reveal it to an even greater extent)

+ good setting

+ events in the city in addition to missions

+ open world

- graphics-graphics, but when a partner in a cutscene does not turn the steering wheel entering an almost 90-degree turn and the GG takes a shower in his clothes, then it’s just a hand-to-face - there seems to be no attention to detail, which is not excusable for a project of this class

- setting, but it smells very much like Deus Ex (but it’s a corridor world)

- the game’s gluttony in terms of resources is simply cosmic (even on average in full HD, not all video cards can handle it)

Conclusions: everyone was waiting for her, there were a lot of PR campaigns to lure her, but the excitement seems to subside when ev… Read full

I won’t write graphomaniac nonsense here, as many do, but I’ll write down a boy’s analogy so that everyone can understand.

Cyberpunk is a stylish, beautiful, but “empty” nipple from a club, with an iq of around 80. Yes, you can have fun with it, go to a bar, take a walk in the park, but build a family... No, thanks, there are plenty other girls. You think about her when you are bored and there are no girls at all, you call, you meet, drink coffee, chat about nothing and after two hours you disappear, telling her that you urgently need to go to work. She had potential, she comes from a good family, she has good genetics, but her parents neglected her. They gave her everything she wanted and the incentive to develop disappeared. A pale shadow of his parents. A typical story is as old as time:… Read full

I personally didn’t expect it, but because of the hype I decided to still see what kind of wow game everyone was waiting for. Well, actually, in order:

+ The staging of the dialogue is really cool, I played for about 10 hours, but one way or another I don’t remember anything like this on a PC.

+ Well, usually it’s a big, pretty world with its own people, quests, etc. Leveling up in general is an ordinary RPG, a cross between a GTA vozmak and a watchdog with a deusix (nothing super duper wow its unique) but overall it’s not bad, it’s worth swinging and watching.

- I don’t think the game is worth the money, especially on consoles.

- There are problems with sound (although there is nothing like this in either the Warzone or the Horizon), and so there are questions about optimization (hello GTA Vi… Read full