Останні рецензії користувача IIII/IV

This game is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ amazing.

Major Quake and classic Doom vibes.

You explore the maps like it's a metroidvania with secrets hidden every missions. Your movement speed is akin to Quake or classic Doom with wall jumps and sliding.

Honestly, I cannot write down the joy I have experienced when playing this game. After the 2nd mission, it became an overnight addiction. You have to try it if you love retro shooters or just slightly curious about Quake/Doom.

Extremely fun game once you're comfortable with it. However, performance is inconsistent in places, check it out if you have a great computer.

My specs: i7-7700K | GTX 1070 | 2x16GB Ram

this is the best game that came out of Summer Games Fest 2021

THE SONGS ARE CERTIFIED BOPS

The greatest puzzle game made... ever?

for a mmorpg, there is not a lot of multiplayer content

pizza man called me 𝖉𝖊𝖆𝖉𝖜𝖊𝖎𝖌𝖍𝖙 :(

daddy vergil

Changing my review to Positive after 2 years

I revisited this game after the 2.0 patch and for Phantom Liberty. I was absolutely blown away by the amount of changes the game underwent. It is so different from the hot mess I played on release. Even the prologue Act 1 missions in Watson had improved, which I had considered it to be the best point of the story.

They added additional dialogues to basically everyone you had the chance to talk to in Act 1, and it fleshes the story out so much more. Obviously this extends to the rest of the game too, I am currently taking my time to go through every single mission to see how has the mission structure improved and what lines have changed.

The skills got a new face lift, can't even call it the same anymore. Everything got reworked and brought to balance. No more of those 18000 crit damage per shot builds. You can still make some pretty powerful builds though.

Overall, this has been a wonderful experience that I cannot comprehensively put to words yet. I'm still going through the main story,sides and gigs. However, I have put in enough hours of experience to say that this game finally got there. It may still be lacking for some, and for others, it's the quintessential masterpiece that belongs in your library.

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10/10 you can pet the cat outside the ripperdoc clinic

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On a serious note, I am a fan of CDPR but this game is seriously way too rushed.

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The gameplay is fine for a indie game from a indie developer but CDPR is beyond just a indie developer at this point.

UI & UX
UI is somehow worse than in the 2018 or 2019 demo. User experience diminishes as every time you break down or sell a equipment, the whole menu has to refresh.

Shooting
The shooting is very lackluster, it works but nothing too impressive. Expect Fallout 4 level.

Hacking
The hacking is underwhelming; in a world of the future, you expect more from hacking but the option presented to you is simply too little. Watch_Dogs from 2014 did it better, the sequel in 2016 absolutely annihilates what is available in this game.

RPG
Gears. Leveling, Stats, It is weird that Witcher 3 was hailed as the greatest RPG of all time as the company made Cyberpunk. CDPR lost its way, Cyberpunk should not have been a RPG. You can find on youtube many different broken ass builds that allows you to slap your way through the toughest bosses. Even without external help, I automatically leaned towards a Crit build, the perks are not balanced in the slightest. My revolver hit 16k in damage - this is a one shot to anyone other than a boss. Deus Ex Human Revolution and Mass Effect 2 both released in 2011 are better RPG.

Traveling
40% of the game is driving - driving is popularized by the GTA series. However, with regret, I have to say the driving is atrocious. The cars do not have weight on them, they all will get air time when you hit a bump. Whatever you driving will slip, either on tarmac or off road. First person view in the car is too low, you cannot see out the windscreen at all - the first car I bought was the Rayfield Aerondight and you simply cannot see the road ahead of you. As weird as this may sound, the mini map is also partially at fault here; the lack of an on screen GPS feature means you have to rely on the mini map to get you from point A to B, but the mini map is zoomed in far too close so when you see a turn, you slam the brakes and overshoot it. Furthermore, the fact that you cannot ride the train for the masses in a city setting is simply unacceptable. I mean Watch_Dogs from 2014 had trains.

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No worries, no spoilers here.

V's Backstory
It matters not.

Choices & Consequences
It matters not.

Main Story
The main story really does not hold up to Witcher 3. The story for one, is way too short for you to connect with V. They really should not have cut out content. Two, the story is very disconnected with how you think your V acts and behaves.

Side Story
This is the best part. The side content have some of the best writing, cinematic set pieces and voice acting. This is where some of the darker side of Cyberpunk shines though, it is where you find pieces of lore and construct your own perception of this future which may determine what you choose in the ending of the main story.

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Night City is godlike.

Night City
This is the best city ever created, period. No cities will ever come close to Night City... at least for a while. Night city is exactly what you expect from a dystopian future where capitalistic exploitation is at its height. The cities evolves based on the needs of the population. Slums for the poor, desert for the outcasts, mega residential area for the working class and of course the rich green streets for the damn wealthy. Night city is an epic.

People
The people living in Night City are non existent. The AI is awful. There is no more to say. Aside from the characters that you can interact with through side stories, no one else act like a human. So let us talk side characters instead. Yes, it is fantastic. These people that you converse with are complex beings, they have their own ambition and goals. When your goals align, they become your allies but should the tides look to be unfavorable... well you should watch your back. Where all else fail in the game, you can find excellence here.

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It had innovated on multiple fronts but totally ignored basic user experience. Player immersion with detailed animation for each side characters plus superb voice acting elevated this game. The city is gorgeous, utterly stunning to look at and live in. Which is why it pains me to say that all else fail to live up to the exorbitant expectation.

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This is my own opinion now and is very subjective.
No doubt everyone have heard of how the biggest game of the decade failed catastrophically. Mismanagement, disruptive marketing, unhealthy workplace environment all contributed to the game's bad press.
Despite popular belief, I want to say that I think Keanu Reeves was a mistake in casting. His involvement shifted the whole narrative to fit him. His lines are fine usually but dip in quality when Johnny Sliverhand was mad. Also, I think CDPR higher-ups realised the money draw in casing Keanu so they purposely created a scenario in which we get more lines from Keanu but
sacrificed narrative purpose and quality.
I really love sci-fi stuff. Cyberpunk is just a dream of a setting that a game can take place in. It was my prayer that 2077 may still be salvaged, CDPR did not deliver a product that is standard so I am giving a negative review until it can be patched up. Hopefully it will have a No Man Sky comeback story.

MORE FACTORIO

No spoilers here. Let's break this game down into two parts

Part one; this is the prologue and introduction to the game and the most enjoyable part of this game. The game does a fantastic job of giving two different stories at the same time; extremely interesting backstory to our protagonists. Double Fine made this game so excellent writing are expected and they deliver, sharp witty dialogue is Double Fine's trademark and this is no exception. You get to play as Vella and Shay, two different people stuck with their own dilemma and you have to figure out how to save them from their predicament. Part one is the best experience of this game, the puzzles are logical and rewarding, short but enough to keep your brain active to connect the dots and pieces.

Part two; this is the middle and end of the story arc, it also comprises the longer playtime out of the two parts as such you will spend a far longer time here. Essentially, this part is a train, steaming ahead non-stop with some very glaring issues. Firstly, this is a puzzle game but the puzzles are sometimes not down to your logical understanding - some puzzles require incredibly obscure background information to proceed that of which the player are not given a clear indication of interaction, bad design here. You will also have to assume major plot points to continue with the story, of which none of it will be explained to you clearly. I unfortunately have to advise you to open a guide if you do reach this point for some of the puzzles that you may find impossible.
Secondly, the controls are not smooth - your actions inputted may not be what the characters would do on screen, minor problem but it adds up in the run time. Granted that this is a puzzle game and that controls are not the main focus, however it detract the enjoyment when you have to move carefully or specifically to a point only for the path finding to interpret your commands in the wrong direction.
Thirdly, graphics. There is nothing with the game's art style but I am talking about the background graphics. There are moments of pure frustration especially near the end when you find out that there is a pathway hidden in plain sight because the background graphics do not convey that it is even there.

In conclusion: This is one of the best introduction to a game only if they didn't butchered the execution and the the second part. Definitely get this game on a sale, it is very worth for the first part of the game at least. However since the majority of the time with the game is with the second act, I cannot justify a recommend if the good stuff is scarcely littered only during the start.