[NO SPOILER] I liked it, I think you should give it a try. 9/10

I really liked the game. In my opinion, it's worth playing, and the story was fun. However, it would have been even better if they made it longer. The graphics of the game looked really stunning, especially wandering around the city at night was a whole different experience. The side quests in the game were really enjoyable, sometimes even more fun than the main quests. CDPR is already great at designing side quests, and they have improved themselves even more after The Witcher. It would have been better if they had developed the artificial intelligence more in the game; in my opinion, the AI felt quite weak. I didn't like the police chases in the game, as it was easy to escape or when we shot NPCs, they would teleport right next to us when our wanted level increased. They could have implemented a better system for that. I played the game long after its release with good pc setup, so I didn't encounter many optimization issues, bugs, or glitches. It's somewhat normal for major games to have significant bug problems when they are first released because making a game is not an easy task, and they gradually fix the bugs to improve the game. On one hand, players had excessively high expectations for this game, and when they saw the bugs upon its release, they got very angry due to the overhype. I think the game is in a good state now. I completed the game in 110 hours (Main quests + Side quests + Extra content), and my game only crashed once. I had a few minor issues, like my character's head turning black a couple of times. The game didn't deserve to be criticized so heavily, in my opinion.

[NO SPOILER] I liked it, I think you should give it a try. 9/10 I really liked the game. In my opinion, it's worth playing, and the story was fun. However, it would have been even better if they made it longer. The graphics of the game looked really stunning, especially wandering around the city at night was a whole different experience. The side quests in the game were really enjoyable, sometimes even more fun than the main quests. CDPR is already great at designing side quests, and they have improved themselves even more after The Witcher. It would have been better if they had developed the artificial intelligence more in the game; in my opinion, the AI felt quite weak. I didn't like the police chases in the game, as it was easy to escape or when we shot NPCs, they would teleport right next to us when our wanted level increased. They could have implemented a better system for that. I played the game long after its release with good pc setup, so I didn't encounter many optimization issues, bugs, or glitches. It's somewhat normal for major games to have significant bug problems when they are first released because making a game is not an easy task, and they gradually fix the bugs to improve the game. On one hand, players had excessively high expectations for this game, and when they saw the bugs upon its release, they got very angry due to the overhype. I think the game is in a good state now. I completed the game in 110 hours (Main quests + Side quests + Extra content), and my game only crashed once. I had a few minor issues, like my character's head turning black a couple of times. The game didn't deserve to be criticized so heavily, in my opinion.