Shameen Ferdinando

3 episodes in. I'm speechless shocked in tears and amazed at what I just saw. A work of art.

(Note: This review is made for the Pc version of Cyberpunk 2077 and may or may not reflect on the console version at the following instances) The game is a masterpiece enclosed within a shroud of bugs. A list of pros and cons in a spoiler free manner is given below because that would be more useful. Pros; :-Narrative is absolutely "breathtaking". It keeps you tense when it needs to while letting you ride wild when you want to. :-Visuals and animations are top tier. Right there at the peak. Saying it's absolutely incredible doesn't do justice. :-Night City - The greatest city to date. The MVP of open world RPGs if p = place. I'd recommend this game as a walking simulator just for the city. :-Progression - Dividing progress into Main Level and street cred is a great move imo. This make's sure that you won't be overlevelled for the main quest just by completing a ton of side quests. :-Replayability -So much that you wouldn't be done till 2077. There is a whole variety of options when it comes to life paths, weapons, choices, clothing, attributes, perks etc... :-Immersion - From the camera angles to the various special voice lines which NPCs are given in certain situations this is infact arguably the most immersive RPG I've played / seen to date. Sound :- This is a conflicting opinion as sound taste greatly varies but imo Holy hells this is just.....that good literally. A lot of love and effort has been put into the creation of the soundtrack + all the other additional sounds in this game. Normal; :- Combat - Better than I expected. Gunplay is good not great and melee is ... ok Cons; :-Driving - Subpar. Driving in first person is almost impossible for me without running over someone or something. 3rd person is more manageable but still not good enough. :- Bugs and performance - Of course what else. From floating weapons, to weapons stuck in the ground, to V having a golden egg for an head when looking in the mirror to enemies who magically move themselves into walls and closed spaces the game has quite a lot but note almost all I encountered were visual bugs except for 2 quest bugs which were annoying tbh. Hopefully the bois at CDPR get those patches in soon. Performance on the other hand has been underwhelming with many players not able to get the performance which we were supposed to get with the recommended specs. Tweaking graphic settings certainly did help but still it should be noted that it was considerably below what I should have been able to achieve with my specs. :-AI - not very smart. There are many situations where you have to be smart and use your weapons and gadgets properly to win but that's mainly because the enemy has very strong firepower or has a sniper that can melt you in one or two shots. What I mean by poor AI is if you take a single unit the variation of attack patterns and movement in relation to our position does not have a significant difference. Personally I believe that this will be the greatest barrier we will have to overcome in the future of gaming. Verdict :- One of the greatest RPG's ever made if CDPR gets around to exterminating the bugs. For now I give Cyberpunk 2077 4.5 choombas out of 5.

Nothing to add anew because most of the negative reviews cover the gist of it. What I want to point out is that there are some retards throwing out 5 stars saying "ooohh this game is a masterpiece. The only reason that you think it's bad is because you were too attached to the characters and this is a post apocalyptic world where anything can happen at any time and blah blah blah." I wouldn't want to waste my time trying to convince these idiots that the problem with the game is not what happened but how it happened. Its basically like superman saving the entire world only to slip on a banana peel the next day and die of internal bleeding. Still need that 0 star button.

(Edited as of 30/05/2020) So many kids here making bad reviews so someone needs to do this. First of all Minecraft Dungeons is EXTREMELY shallow.In terms of gameplay the game can be completed without replaying in a fairly short 5 hours. Furthermore,in addition to the lack of story depth, the lack of skill involved is another factor. Of course this makes it more accessible to newcomers but still die-hard dungeon crawler fans could easily feel the lack of incentive to keep playing. Its more of a learn to use A B C and keep using A B C system instead of A^2 + B^2 = C^2 system which veteran gamers would like to dive into. Furthermore the addition of dlc imo is a bad choice, not only from a consumers perspective but a sellers perspective too as it only discourages consumers as we have a constant fear that each new addon would cost a few extra bucks. Well It would be unfair if I left it at that so moving onto the positives, the game is really good looking and has an original Minecraft feel to it. The controls are slick and the progression system is mediocre but has room for improvement. Tbh Minecraft dungeons for $20 is not worth at all in its current state for a normal person, but of course If you hit the lottery yesterday and can't think of ways to burn through some cash then of course Minecraft dungeons will give you a few hours of fun filled adventure. Edit:- Ok guys I feel like I need to expand my review in order to answer some of the questions raised by other reviews. While some say that Minecraft Dungeons is very easy others say that you can amp up the difficulty and make it very hard. Guys It's very important that you understand that just increasing the no. and health of mobs doesn't make a game harder but rather just the situation. In Minecraft Dungeons a bit of grind will eventually get you the correct gear to take on an increased no. of mobs. What I see as a hard game is a game that puts the player into various situations and tests the ability of the player to adapt to that situation, improvise and use the set of tools in his/her limited arsenal in anyway possible to turn the tide of battle in their favour, its not just about grinding until you get a 'Heartstealer' and then go berserk. It was taking all these factors into consideration that my final conclusion become that Minecraft Dungeons was another example for a situation where expectation doesn't meet reality and bang doesn't meet buck. But of course hopefully with time the devs can improve upon the game and adress these shortcomings. Anyway If you managed to make it this far I hope you have a great day <3