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Sigh, I wouldn't recommend this game to anyone even on discount. And if you still buy it, remember that the DLCs are a waste of money.

Whoever designed the dungeons thought that backtracking is fun. It got the weakest dungeon experience compared to other modern games in SMT franchise. It's like they just slap preset themes to computer generated maze and called it a day. Even worse, each team members got their own dungeon and all of them are almost exactly the same. And without the DLC, all the BGM you will hear is a boring and slow piano music with no lyric.

The conflict got no weight. It is bland and doesn't give any sense of urgency. The last boss is abruptly introduced near the end of the game, and their reason to be one is weak, if you don't want to call it stupid. Some story bosses are there just for the fight, with basically no introduction nor backstory that you can find in the game other than them being there from the start somehow.

The only saving grace is the characters and even then they are not that good.

Soul Hackers 2 is not exactly a mess, but it sure is a waste of time and money.

The game was harsh in the first 20 floors, fun for the next 20 hours, mindlessly easy for the next 10 hours or so, and achieving 100% filled me with overhelming sense of accomplishment. I can't say that it is not overpriced, but this game was the most fun I had in months, so I'd like to think it was worth it

For such an awesome game, it's sad that Voice of Cards is so short. Fully voiced, interesting characters, nice arts, it feels like I'm thrown to a D&D table with a superb game master. I do hope this one will be a pilot for a new series or two

Do not play OPUS: Echo of Starsong when you are planning to play a story-heavy game next. It will destroy whatever expectation you have for the poor game

Ending world hunger, uniting the world, then colonizing pluto in a single dog lifespan would be easier than trying to cooperate with my discord crews in this game

It's basically a monster collecting game where the collecting part is the worst part of the game

Subject: Human, male
Age: 25-30
State: Diabetic
Cause: Playing Haven

I've waited long, and I enjoy Cyberpunk 2077 side by side with its problems. While it doesn't give you much of anything new, RPG-wise, it does have its charm. Vibrant and the illusion of a crowded, living, world. Drops that scales with area, enemies, and level. Replayablity value from the limited points you can give to the stats and skill tree changes your play style. And of course, the world settings. I'm biased because I'm a huge fan of anything sci-fi, but hey, while not exactly one of a kind, Cyberpunk 2077 does pave its own path.

A good game is a good game, even with bugs. And bugs will eventually be fixed anyway and the game is really enjoyable even with plethora of bugs and glitches.

Nevertheless, with the contents Cyberpunk 2077 provides at the moment, I don't think it can ever justify its price point. Try to wait for a discount.

Played with 9 close friends. Got liars and backstabbers instead.

Corporate slaving the game