Cyberpunk 2077

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• Recommended194h played · 137 helpful

  Night City is a colossal purgatory forged from steel and blood, a place where towering skyscrapers strangle the sun and neon light bleeds into the asphalt. This city never truly gives you a choice in how to live; it simply waits for you to decide how you will die. The cursed bullet we took to the head in that desolate landfill, thanks to Dexter DeShawn's betrayal, the very bullet Misty turned into a necklace, is not merely the beginning of the game. It is a ticking bomb hanging against our chest; the fatal invoice exacted by our arrogance and our desperate hunger to become a legend. Every second that cold metal touches our skin, it whispers that we are slowly fading away. The neon-drenched summits of Night City promise to carve your name into history in letters of gold, to make you an immortal legend. And at first, we believed that captivating lie. That is, until we lost Jackie, bleeding out in our arms in the back of that bloodstained Delamain cab. Jackie wanted to become a legend in Night City. He wanted his name to be remembered, to become someone who truly mattered. But as his blood slipped through our fingers, something inside V began to fracture for the very first time. In t

• Not recommended127h played · 47 helpful

  How the ♥♥♥♥ is this game overwhelmingly positive. How the hell is this ♥♥♥♥ getting this much praise, i cant fathom. Just to even the score, here is my review. Back in 2020 i tried to play the game but gave up because of the bugs it was often unplayable and also crashed a lot. I tried playing it now, gave up because it is actually just a bad game. V is a pathetic protagonist who cant even keep that role in his/her own story. The protagonist is actually Keanu Reeves, except this is not his story, but he hijacks it anyway, and thank god for it, because I couldnt imagine a blander protagnist than V, who is blander than steamed chicken. The prologue is the best part of the game, hands down, except it isnt. Actually, the best part is the game is the minute long montage of you and your partner climbing the ranks of the mercs of Night City. (He dies at the end of the prologue, which certainly would have made me care if we actually spent time together to bond. Oh well, RIP Jackie, your bike is sweet btw. After that the game wants to make you feel sorry for someone you barely knew. It honestly feels like this is a leftover from a different story that got scrapped once Keanu was onboard

• Recommended111h played · 34 helpful

  Peakest peak there can be Genuienly insane how good this game is and how many people dont want to give it a second chance after release. Probably the second best game I've ever played and has the best DLC ever made

• Recommended153h played · 26 helpful

  Playing Cyberpunk 2077 is like living a love story—a love story that punches you in the gut and pumps noradrenaline into your brain. Night City is a living, vibrant city: crowded sidewalks, bustling markets, and constant traffic. There is a surprise around every corner. People idly playing the guitar, two friends chatting about the guy they met the night before, a group playing chess, or an impromptu party. The working-class neighborhoods will also be alive with children playing and running around. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3753898697 The other side of the coin is a sense of underlying decay and social despair. As you explore, you realize the profound social disparity between the various neighborhoods and classes as you move from the city center toward the outskirts: gleaming buildings give way to crumbling neighborhoods and filth everywhere. All this leads to rampant crime; you will see scenes of senseless violence and gangs simply by walking the streets. At night, the city is at its best: the neon lights and crowded venues will make you want to be there and join the party! https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3772848420 The gamepl

• Not recommended35h played · 24 helpful

  I wanted to like Cyberpunk 2077, but after reaching the point of no return at Embers, I’m leaving the game completely unimpressed. On paper, Night City looks incredible, but as soon as you step past the graphics, the experience falls apart: Shallow World & Glitchy AI: Night City feels like a static movie set ruined by visual bugs. You constantly see identical NPC models walking side-by-side and clone cars spawning back-to-back, which completely breaks immersion. Terrible Driving Physics: Vehicle handling and movement feel incredibly floaty, clunky, and unnatural, making simply getting from point A to point B more of a chore than fun. Loot & Inventory Fatigue: Inventory management is exhausting. You are constantly flooded with identical low-tier loot, restrictive carry weights, and confusing menus that pull you out of the action. On-Rails Romance & Choices: Relationship options feel unnecessarily rigid. If you play a Male V and don't like Panam's specific look or vibe, you are essentially locked out of any meaningful main-story female romance. Rushed Main Story: The campaign is surprisingly short. If you stick to the primary narrative, it wraps up in a flash, while

• Recommended292h played · 20 helpful

  Cyberpunk 2077 is more than a game to me. It changed my life. Night City feels incredibly alive—beautiful, broken, chaotic, and strangely human. The characters, the atmosphere, the music, and the story all come together to create an experience I genuinely never wanted to end. V, Johnny, Jackie, Panam, Judy… these characters stopped feeling fictional. Their stories stayed with me long after I finished the game. What makes Cyberpunk special isn't that it's perfect. It's that it made me feel something. It made me think about life, death, identity, friendship, and what it means to leave a mark behind. I've played countless games, but very few have changed the way I see things. Cyberpunk 2077 did. 10/10. A masterpiece I'll never forget. written by me. and chatgpt

• Recommended221h played · 19 helpful

  The launch of this game was so bad it took me 6 years to revisit it... but I dare say now that I've played it to completion, twice, this is the most insane comeback for a game I've ever seen since No Mans Sky. The foundation is phonomenal, Mike Pondsmith spent 30 years building this world before it ever became a game, so with most of the bugs and gamebreaking things smoothed out this game matured into the engrossing experience it was always meant to be. It's not perfect, you will still run into a few bugs, but at this point you'll be missing the forest for the trees if that stops you from playing it. If you can handle the likes of Fallout then this will be slightly smoother. An endlessly replayable experience. If how the game launched is the reason you still haven't played it, go play it. This is the Cyberpunk 2077 that it should have always been.

• Recommended67h played · 18 helpful

  in another effort to review every video game that has helped distract me from the crushing weight of my own mortality and the unavoidable horrors of the human condition: i'd give this game a 7.9/10 with the footnote: yea so i've probably tried to finish the first act like a dozen times and i usually just get distracted but this time i actually finished it and i can wholeheartedly say that this is a video game