A fun turn based party RPG with some neat mechanics set in the League of Legends universe. While some of the combat can be a little repetitive, I think it's a pretty darn good game for the genre. It's got a compelling story, decent itemization, and I think the graphics are beautifully stylized.

Cyberpunk has a lot of faults, and a lot of things that could have (or even should have) been added to truly make this worthy of being called a legitimate master piece. With that said, it still has an excellent story and some of the most compelling characters I've ever had the privilege of interacting with in a game. The voice acting is splendid (even Keanu, but ESPECIALLY the feminine V voice), and even the combat is surprisingly enjoyable, even if a little simple and (99% of the time) easy.

My play through took 90 hours, and while I did a lot of optional side missions (and pretty much all the "major" side ones) I certainly could have spent even longer roaming around Night City. There's a lot of content here, even if the main quest itself is pretty short.

Lots of mixed feelings here. I initially pre-ordered this game, and within 20 minutes returned it through Steam. The movement is janky at best. The combat and enemies are repetitive. The fact that is has one home base and everything else is a raid is...a poor choice, I think. The resources are grindy in a not-fun way. There's a ton of negatives here, and very few if any of them have been fixed from release.

I just re-purchased it during the 75% off sale, and...yeah, the problems remain. But for 7 bucks, this is a solid, kind of enjoyable game. It's not great by any means, but you can find the hints of a good game here and there. I would not, by any stretch, recommend this game at a price point above $10 or so. Below that? If you like ARPG's and are okay with some jank, you could do worse. Overall I have to NOT RECOMMEND this game, but with the caveat that there are some circumstances where it's worth trying, I think. If anyone has any more specific questions, I'd be happy to answer them.

Note that I played this with Keyboard+Mouse. I feel like this is actually waaaaaaaaay more designed with a controller in mind, and some of my issues may have been lessened (but not removed) had I played that way. Unfortunately, I prefer K+M *especially* for this style of game.