Omar Gonzalez-Medina

Even though the gameplay is rough and CDPR did hide some content on purpose, it still has great potential and I think it would be appropriate for one to still have faith in the game. CDProjektRed was basically forced to release this game pre-maturely due to the pressure of stockholders withdrawing money and fans that were fed up with delays. One of the big things we can take away and should consider about the current state of the game is that YES, the problems are deeper than a couple hotfixes and YES, the game is still not finished, BUT while it is shown that there is a lot of missing content, this just goes to show how much content and expansions could be added in the distant future. In my opinion, CDPR should not mention anything about DLC's until the game itself is fixed. Cyberpunk 2077's storyline is still one worth playing and despite the bugs and glitches, I was still able to enjoy it and I played it on PS4. The immersion was definitely top tier and I haven't played any other game that had the perfect blend between gaming and a cinematic experience. Personally, I go crazy about the whole Cyberpunk aesthetic. If you are unaware, Cyberpunk is based off an entire world, created by Mike Pondsmith, and if you aren't familiar with the Cyberpunk Lore, I couldn't suggest more that you take a deep dive into the rich history this game is infused with. Cyberpunk 2077 is definitely a game worth checking out and spending a few hours on, whether its now or 6 months from now.