Brilliant gameplay, super addicting, and is great on a Steam Deck!

Fun cozy farm sim. Takes a lot of inspiration from Harvest Moon and Stardew Valley but adds its own innovations. I like the setting, especially with the Indonesian and Southeast Asian cultural influences. The game is only going to get better with the team adding more content, multiplayer, and mod support.

Super fun now despite the rocky launch. Play it with friends!

What a brilliant game. A traditional BGS experience with many cool new additions. And it'll only get better over the years thanks to the modding community.

After a month of playing Cyberpunk 2077, I can wholeheartedly say it is a phenomenal game. I played through it twice with different builds and had a blast each time. The story was fantastic and the characters were compelling and well-written. And Night City was super fun to play in. It is a very detailed and immersive city, and I was just as amazed exploring it as I did with The Witcher 3's Novigrad and Beauclair or GTA V's Los Santos.

The vehicles look awesome and although the driving controls were clunky, I was able to get used to it quickly. The gun play is really fun and tactile. It reminded me of Fallout 4 and Borderlands combat. Hacking and melee combat is also fluid and satisfying. The game itself can be described as a mix between The Witcher 3, GTA V, and Borderlands. The familiar game structure of CD Projekt Red games, from the UI style, the questing, item and ability management, and quality of side quests is evident in this game.

I did run into a few bugs here and there but nothing too game breaking. I think I only crashed twice the entire time. My only gameplay complaints other than the shoddy driving are the poor police and pedestrian AI, as well as lack of customization options. I hope CDPR adds the ability to change hairstyle and other cosmetics in the future.

The main quests and side quests were brilliant and gripping. The voice acting was also well done. The story content as a whole was relatively short but I'm sure future expansions and DLC will provide plenty in that regard. I played through all the endings, including the secret one, and although they were all warranted and appropriate given the cyberpunk genre, I kind of felt empty after playing most of them. Even the happy ending and the badass ending, my favorite, were bittersweet. I hope future DLC will continue the main story in a more satisfying way.

I would definitely recommend Cyberpunk 2077 to high-end PC players and next-gen console players, especially because it is a really good game that looks amazing on max graphic settings. Previous-gen consoles should probably hold off until the game is playable. Finally, playing on low to mid spec PCs is still great if you don't mind compromising graphics quality. I personally played on a GTX 960 with low/medium settings and 70% resolution downscaling and honestly, still was blown away by the magnitude of this game. I can only imagine how fun it would be on an RTX card.

Overall, get Cyberpunk 2077. It is a must-play title.



Update: Replaying it after Patch 1.5 with a 2060 and an ultrawide. Still brilliant!

I am a huge Assassin's Creed fan so this review may be a little biased.
Although people say this is one of the worst AC games, this is the game that introduced naval combat and hunting to the series. Both of these features were expanded in its sequel, Black Flag (which is my favorite game in the series). This game has a pretty decent story and a cool setting (American Revolution :D). I personally thought it was awesome that you could play as a Templar or interact with important historical figures like Adams and Washington. Overall, it's a pretty good game. I would definitely recommend this game for people who like the Assassin's Creed series.