Cyberpunk 2077

Cyberpunk 2077 redeemed. After patches and the Phantom Liberty DLC, the game is easily a 9.5/10. Highly recommended now that it has been fixed and expanded.

Cyberpunk 2077 features impressive visual design with iconic neon-lit Night City, but is severely undermined by pervasive bugs and reduced scope. Despite some good missions and combat mechanics, immersion-breaking technical issues, buggy AI, and cut content make it hard to recommend.

Mac port with impressive upscaler but frame drops during combat and traversal.

Stunning RPG with exceptional voice acting but hampered by slow pacing and clunky mechanics.

Score: 55.

Seamless mission transitions but limited combat depth and locked systems.

Remarkable Switch 2 port delivering incredible open-world RPG on handheld with strong performance.

SwitchUp scored review. Switch Up Score: 91%

Severely broken release that could have been game of the year if issues were fixed. Disappointed by bugs, poor AI, bad design decisions, and railroaded story choices that undermine RPG elements.

Cyberpunk 2077 is a strong recommendation with compelling gameplay and design.

MrMattyPlays says Cyberpunk 2077 'lived up to the hype in most ways' with phenomenal gameplay flexibility and next-level storytelling. However, he expresses disappointment with choice design (fake skill checks), significant bugs on PC, and unclear console performance. Despite reservations, he recommends buying on PC while being cautious about console versions.

Lives up to the hype with deep story writing, world crafting, character building and combat. Melee fleshed out. Impressions after first session — very impressed at $60.

Unique exciting game with great world/characters/gameplay despite platform performance concerns and bugs.

Playable but underwhelming gameplay loop; not GOTY material.

Remarkable world and characters undermined by pervasive bugs; you have to fight to see the greatness.

AngryJoe 6/10 PC, 4-5/10 console; immersive world and great characters but launch bugs and missing cut content.

Side quests and characters carry an otherwise disappointing experience. Obtrusive bugs, superficial set dressing, hard to get into Night City. Hard to engage with a world you constantly have to leave.