Cyberpunk 2077 has possibly the greatest story of any other game I've seen or played. The amount of exploration in night city is vast and makes it truly an amazing experience with how beautiful this game is. Nearly every character is so well written, that when someone leaves or inevitably dies, I truly felt depressed afterwords. The combat is good, but not the best it could be. The over abundance of ammunition and healing items took away the feeling of mortality and made engagements with enemies too easy. The Skill system and weapons could use a good tweaking, as I was able to craft a pistol with such high critical chance and damage, I was invincible.

At the time of this review (12/16/20), this game is the buggiest mess I've seen, possibly worse than the release of Fallout 76. Cyberpunk is also very poorly optimized as my current rig is well above the recommended system requirements and can only play on the lowest graphical settings, including having to downscale my resolution.

Even with all the bugs and low system settings, Cyberpunk 2077 is possibly one of the greatest games I have ever played. Maybe in another year or two after bug fixes, optimization, and more content, It may take the title of the "Best Game I've Ever Played." 8/10