Cyberpunk 2077 has been with me through a lot since release, like it was the world I escaped to when things got heavy. I can honestly say it’s a journey that grows with you. Thank you, CD Projekt Red.

Just when I thought the chapter will end there, there was a twist that makes us...Ah, just try it yourself. I Finally finished this game after my PSN got hacked and then I bought it again on PC. Great Game!

Looks like the script was written by losers who made every character seem like a bunch of snowflakes. I can't handle the cringeworthy process that drags out a reunion that could've been resolved in a few hours.

In the first few hours of gameplay, I started to notice a challenging part once you reach Heat 5—you can't relax at all. Like, there's no cooldown after escaping them. Even if you think you can easily avoid the scanners, cops can still spawn near you (spawn?? WTF). Do you really have to keep facing them nonstop?

The map is decent for exploration, with plenty and customizable cars. The car physics are not perfect but still okay. The music selection is pretty bad, I always skip the annoying songs. In my mind, I miss Need for Speed 2015’s playlist since it had the best soundtrack to improve racing performance.

I do appreciate the introduction of the new art style, which works well as an option throughout the game. It helps fill the dull moments during races, especially since we all know not many people like the week system (at this point, we know the game is actually boring). Why do we have to grind through four weeks when they could just explain it in the story, so we’re not forced to do repetitive events?

Sorry, I think this is the Need for Speed game that is hard to recommend.

Back into the game after a long break, four years after its release. Still, a fresh experience as an open-world racing game.

Stunning environments, although I have a better spot for Forza Horizon 4 if we talk about the dynamic seasons. Better graphics quality, but there's a slight downgrade in physics animation for certain cars. I've noticed the censorship of explicit music feels poorly executed. If heavy edits are necessary, it might be better to remove the song altogether, because it ruins our listening experience. It feels like we just want to skip the song, even though artists like Bring Me The Horizon make great music.

But what truly stands out here are the improvements in map exploration and multiplayer. Better activities filtering, icon clarity, and clearer routes so it's easier to navigate around the map. Smoother when joining friends in convoys and participating in dynamic events.

Overall, Forza Horizon 5 offers an improved experience as an open-world racing game.

What can I say? This is Counter-Strike