All reviews Cyberpunk 2077

My stage name is dastoth. I appreciate you reading this. I've played Cyberpunk since launch day. Despite its bugs and poor optimization, my first playthrough was so bad the game would freeze or completely crash, and I had to save constantly. Even so, I didn't stop playing, but I didn't like it.

But everything changed with the update and the renewed popularity of the Netflix series. I played it again, and they fixed it incredibly. You got immersed in the story, the narrative, the missions, and you felt like you were part of Night City...

You felt what it was like to live as V and what it was like to have the company of a madman like Johnny.

And most importantly, you're aware that your decisions have consequences. It might not seem like it, but the reality is different. You don't go down one… Read full

The MSI laptop can handle the Witcher 3 and other games, but the CBP2077 can’t, there are a lot of slowdowns, dialogues last for 5 minutes with huge pauses, the prologue didn’t even get through, I fiddled with settings that didn’t help. In general - trash so far. I just bought it today, I just threw away 1000 rubles in vain... it's a shame. Can't optimize.

If you believe that every studio has the right to lie to your face for years in interviews with their representatives and sell you a product that does not correspond to the description and promises, then you deserve this game. No, the criticism comes not because of critical bugs, but because of lies that even the notorious Ubisoft did not generate in such volumes. I'm not sure that further actions will save the game, since the management has not acknowledged almost anything other than the unsuccessful console versions and there are huge doubts that the product will lead to the level of promises that were imposed from the lips of developers and advertisers over the years. Under no circumstances play the current alpha build until at least three major updates are released, and be sure to watc… Read full

Well then.

Let's start with the fact that they promised something completely different from what ended up falling out of the rectum of the developers of sit-perdy-red, Game of the Year, Cybercal 4?4. Hurray hurray!

Schoolchildren and grandfathers (who consider halfa shields) bought and despite all the wretchedness and primitiveness of the gameplay (Ubisoft with outposts and juggernauts, hello) the entire map, covered in monotonous tasks, so-called activities, a huge number of bugs (and this not early access) continue to defend the game, phaha!! Yes, don't be surprised!)

Now to the game itself.

Gameplay. Gameplay-gameplay, well, it kind of exists here, in short, board + watch dogs, well, you understand, shooting gallery and hacks (why?). Bugs upon bugs, sometimes you die more than once. The pol… Read full

I was really looking forward to it, and when I started playing, I burst into tears. It's not possible to play, well, at all. Firstly, a shooter in such an active and lively game is a pain, opponents are always behind your back and you are spinning in place like an asshole.

It is not possible to shoot even at a low level. The colors are monotonous. The plot is engaging, but I won’t be able to complete the game - it’s difficult for physics players to complete the missions. When it started to burn out of the blue for the fifth time, I almost broke the TV, turned off the game and decided that was it. I can't.

It’s obvious that they wanted a lot, but it turned out to be some kind of nonsense. Tears and disappointment for a lot of money.