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Summary: Cyberpunk 2077 is a stoy driven game where you follow V's story. Not your own. The path you take is in your hands, and the game has plenty options and varieties which allows for replayability. The main point is being interested in the story, world and evolutins of V. My main takeaways besides these are: great combat, fun implementation of previously known RPG-elements and a supreme roleplaying opportunity. You feel like you're a part of this huge overwhelming city. Bugs suck, but have been mostly visual. No matter what complaints exist, a 91/100 game is one hell of an experience.

Reading the reviews, many people seem to have differing opinions on the game. Some reporting issues occuring later throughout the game, where dialog options (apperently) feel lacking. Honestly, its understandable. If you're looking for a game where you can be exactly who you want, no restrictions. Cyberpunk 2077 might not give all the personalization you were looking for. Is this a takeaway? For me personally, no. Not at all.

The characters, the story and mainly the world, makes an unique experience which is where Cyberpunk 2077 truly thrives. Obviously I haven't seen where the game goes further than the introduction, but this game is everyhting I wanted it to be. If you are looking for the perfect game, no bugs, complete personalization and thriwing combat, it's possible Cyberpunk isn't everything you dreamed of. However, if you're looking for a story to immerse yourself in, to be a part of this massive and alive city, Cyberpunk may be the best experience to date. You play as V, and you will always play as V. Set your expectations to experiencing their story, and Cyberpunk is thrilling.

I do however further disagree with the statement that this game lacks personal influence. That no matter what you do it doesn't change the game. Your input matters. Both for the ending of the game, and many of the mayor interactions you find withing the game: your relation with Johnny Silverhand. Additionally you have three lifepaths to choose from, and yes all end up in Night City, but for roleplaying this is spot on. I've already planned my run as streetkid, nomad and corpo. Planning to play the game three times and vary my playstyle significantly. The game lets you do that, despite playing as V and living her story every time.

The gameplay is fenomenal, and combat is good from the beginning. I find myself longing after upgrades and new weapons, in order to create my own playstile. Guns feel realistic, so do the melee weapons. No complaints here!

And of course... the bugs. You will encounter them, and to some degree they take away from the immersion. But they will be pathced. Naturally this doesn't mean its ok. But seeing how it hasn't influenced the gameplay in my 8 hours so far, I find myself not minding the mainly visual bugs.

From reading this review you can probably tell I'm a huge Cyberpunk fan. It fits me like a glove, and its not perfect for everyone. I would however recommend it to everyone. The gameplay is great, the world is astonishing and the story is fenomenal. This game is a statemant for the evolution of open-world and RPG games. When you read so many reviews and watch the metrics, one is subject to everyones personal opinions. Instead i advise asking yourself:
Do I like open-world games?
Do I enjoy rpgs?
Am I a fan of story driven experiences?
Do i like the Cyberpunk "vibe"?

If the answers to these are yes, go for it. The core game is good and the story will engange you in the characters you meet. Just don't expect it to be everything one could ever wish for. Its a game, a good one at that, but you have to enjoy the key aspects of gaming that regularly repeat themselves throughout rpgs and other open-world games. What I'm getting at is that this game is great, no question. Most people will find multiple aspects of it worth at least one playthrough. And if you love games, game design, music, world-building, story, replayability. Cyberpunk 2077 is a worthwile game.

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Before buying this game i looked at the reviews. A lot og the negative ones said that they'd been killed in zone 1 and that the community is really bad. I'm about to make my way into the first wind wall and so far I've not met any hostile players. I've befriended a few players i encountered. I was on an island when me ant two other totally random people were helping each other out. This could change when I'm through the wall, and if so I'll update my review.

I enjoy this game. Yes, I don't have more than 31 hours in it so far but that's mainly due to not having that much time to spend on gaming. What I have seen so far however, I really enjoy. There is a lot to learn in this game which makes it more than deep enough. Still, the game appeals to someone like me as well. The launch was a bit rocky, but the game seems much more stable now. Especially in combination with a few mods this is a solid experience.

I like this game a lot, and Im really glad they finally made another good Assasin's Creed game. As of writing this review I've only played 23 hours, but I would recommend it. If my opinion changes, I'll update this review.

This game is awsome. The story is good, but nothing mindblowing. Where this game really shines is in the open world, especially when enjoyed with friends.

It has been an intresting development, but as of now No Man's Sky is a solid game with tons of contect. Seeing how the Beyond update is said to be the largest one yet, this is a great time to start playing nms.