Cyberpunk 2077 - one of the most anticipated game of all time. I completed the game on maximum difficulty and got all 6 endings. And it was... awesome. A stunning emotional and philosophical storyline.

But as cool as cyberpunk is as a story work, it technically has an insane amount of problems. Retarded AI... maybe one of the most stupid i've ever seen in games. This completely ruins the stealth gameplay. Dead open world, badly vehicle physics, a lot of bug's and many more issues. This product has required at least one year to optimize and fixing all troubles.

You can enjoy this game only on high end pc(from 2077 :D). The pleasure and immersion in this game is completely dependent on the visual. At ultra settings with ray tracing Cyberpunk 2077 look's like really nextgen title.

In that sense, Cyberpunk is one of those rare games that fully embraces the latest in PC technology to deliver a true leap in fidelity - a modern day Crysis, if you like. Night City is a dense, multi-tiered, vertical city built using the latest in graphics technology alongside smart visual design.

Lighting, materials and volumetrics are key to delivering this next-gen vision, but there's more to it than that - what really sells this world is the sheer volume of detail and life on display. Structures are richly detailed, LOD management is handled seamlessly and the streets of often packed. The best way I can describe it is that it has the level of detail you'd expect from a hub area in Deus Ex at a much larger scale.

In conclusion, this is a next generation game but there's no doubt that to get a good experience from it, like i said before, u need a high end pc. I mean all pc parts. CPU, GPU, RAM and SSD. This game will eat all computing resources. But it's worth it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4bKZT_Eg4A

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AN1RJF55NXI

[h1] Test of the person's true value? Death - facing it, staring it down.[/h1] Cyberpunk 2077 - one of the most anticipated game of all time. I completed the game on maximum difficulty and got all 6 endings. And it was... awesome. A stunning emotional and philosophical storyline. But as cool as cyberpunk is as a story work, it technically has an insane amount of problems. Retarded AI... maybe one of the most stupid i've ever seen in games. This completely ruins the stealth gameplay. Dead open world, badly vehicle physics, a lot of bug's and many more issues. This product has required at least one year to optimize and fixing all troubles. You can enjoy this game only on high end pc(from 2077 :D). The pleasure and immersion in this game is completely dependent on the visual. At ultra settings with ray tracing Cyberpunk 2077 look's like really nextgen title. In that sense, Cyberpunk is one of those rare games that fully embraces the latest in PC technology to deliver a true leap in fidelity - a modern day Crysis, if you like. Night City is a dense, multi-tiered, vertical city built using the latest in graphics technology alongside smart visual design. Lighting, materials and volumetrics are key to delivering this next-gen vision, but there's more to it than that - what really sells this world is the sheer volume of detail and life on display. Structures are richly detailed, LOD management is handled seamlessly and the streets of often packed. The best way I can describe it is that it has the level of detail you'd expect from a hub area in Deus Ex at a much larger scale. In conclusion, this is a next generation game but there's no doubt that to get a good experience from it, like i said before, u need a high end pc. I mean all pc parts. CPU, GPU, RAM and SSD. This game will eat all computing resources. But it's worth it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4bKZT_Eg4A https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AN1RJF55NXI