"It's a little like Casablanca, but with more cyberware."

Cyberpunk 2077 is a beautiful, masterful, and breathtaking experience that was 100% worth the 8-year wait. I can confidently say that the (at the time of this review) 12 hours I have spent in it so far have been every bit what I wanted and more. I'm still reeling by how quickly this game pulled me in and how invested I am in not only the main story-line, but also all the side quests and the world itself. Night City is a living, breathing city. And I am amazing and happy to be able to experience it.

(PC Specs Below) On a technical side, the major bugs, crashes and glitches that others are experiencing have been nearly nonexistent for me. I've encountered maybe one or two visual glitches in my entire playtime so far, and both were incredibly minor. The game also runs pretty smooth for me. I have a majority of my settings alternating between high and ultra, and have not experienced frequent frame drops at all, averaging around a stable 60FPS. Of course, there are a few tiny hiccups along the way, but I've yet to experience a game that does not have any.

Overall, I'm having a blast with this game. It runs well, plays well, and can't wait to jump back into it! Highly recommend to anyone on the fence, or even just looking into the game. I find it well worth the $60 price, and it gave me more than I honestly expected from it.

PC Specs:
Ryzen 7- 3700X Processor ~4.2Ghz
GTX 1660 Super
16GB DDR4 RAM 3000Mhz
PNY XLR8 Nvme SSD