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Very cool, very fun. Cruelty Squad looks like a weird game on the surface, which it definitely is, but once you play for a while you'll realise there's a lot more to this game than it seems. Secret levels, weapons and cyber enhancements, each level in this game invites exploration to uncover all its deepest secrets. I would recommend this game to anyone as it's one of the best games I have played in a while.

my balls hurt

Cried multiple times. The story is played out in such a unique way, you start out knowing nothing about who or where you are, just you standing on a driveway in front of a massive house. You slowly uncover the history of the family who lived their and its so excitingly, and terrifyingly sad. It's also gorgeous; the views, the rooms, and the environment that you're in are so quiet yet touching. 10/10, one time play through but for the cost, the experience is extremely worth it.

This is a great game for anyone seeking a challenge. It's hard, that's for sure, but that doesn't mean it's not fun. The feeling you get after you've finally triumphed over the boss that killed you over and over and over again is unmatched by any game I have played. I highly recommend this game to people who like difficult games with tons of ups and downs with an endless supply of euphoria. Not to mention the graphics, this game is jam packed with gorgeous views and beautiful environments. 8/10!

So this game is great, the gameplay is phenomenal and the story is fantastic. They do a great job at having things make sense. And the open world, Night City, is crazy full of content to explore. I've barely progressed through the story since I've just been sucked away by little jobs that I'll run into. But sadly there are definitely some bugs. I have only ran into visual bugs and not too many gameplay bugs, there's nothing that makes me upset since I'm so happy with how the game looks and plays. CD Projekt red is reading forums and listening to players, releasing patches already to help with some of the issues. I'd strongly recommend this game to any single player rpg fans.