Cyberpunk 2077 has been one of my most highly anticipated games
a game I've been looking forward to playing for around seven years since the first trailer I saw.

This review won't be of CDP/CDPR (CD Project & CD Project Red) and their decisions. This review will be based on my personal experience with the game.

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The gameplay has been great; there have been some minor issues, some have been fixed after the last few updates. I still find that some more fixes could have helped the game, such as better geometry or collision detection, in cases where the game sent me to the moon for no obvious reason.

I've always been one to break games everything from Quake to Mirrors Edge and so much more. I wasn't going to spare Cyberpunk 2077,
one of the best interactions with the games engine till this date was when it couldn't keep up with how fast I was going, which caused it to panic and go into slow-motion. I can comfortably say that I've been one of the only people to play the game at 250 frames, as the slower the engine became, the higher my framerate was.

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The gunplay in Cyberpunk 2077 has been exceptional for a game that isn't primarily a first-person shooter, and the gunplay has been so much better than what I expected. It feels like the game was built by people who thought about the guns and their effect on enemies.

Attachments feel like they have a purpose, and the upgrades make sense. Videogame silencers look nice and feel great but are way too silent. Still, I like how enemies can react when someone gets shot nearby, unlike in most other games where an enemy gets hit, and no-one ever notices because the silencers are too overpowered.

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I feel like it wasn't long ago where most open-world maps looked like that of Rage, where they would use one massive texture and then sprinkle elements on top to populate it, said in the sense that the world is very detailed. Most buildings and vehicles are well designed, and it feels lived-in. I know most people have had issues with the LOD (Level of detail) in the sense that objects would look like a blob and be slow to reach the quality they were meant to be. I haven't been spared from that, but I've only experienced it three or four times.

The world is impressive, but I wish that we could interact more with it. Seeing shops around every corner that the player can't interact with takes me out of the roleplaying experience. It would have been so much better with fewer shops, bars & clubs with more options to interact with them.

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To conclude id like to say that I think the game has been great. I haven't had many issues with the game itself and the story. If you can look past some of the bugs and glitches is decent. I was expecting a bit more, but many side quests progress other stories with other characters, a plus in my book.

The romance options have been disappointing, but hopefully, they'll be adding more in the future.

this score reflects my personal opinion and could change in the future.

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