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If you passed on this game because of its awful release, I wouldn't blame you. But CD Red really did go back and put the hard work in to make this game what we truly expected it to be. Finally you can explore Night City and experience the dystopian universe that is Cyberpunk. Plus with the Phantom Liberty DLC, there is so much more to do and so many options for your character. Play how you like, from high octane guns-a-blazing cyberpsycho, or stealthy Shinobi whose enemies never had a chance of seeing you coming. Maybe you like getting up close and personal with your foes, why not taking them out with the precision & cunning of a Samurai? Or keep yourself at a safe distance and hack everything including, your foes. Give it a go!

Starts off a little slow for the first hour or two, as they set up the basis for the story, but the game really picks up right after the title sequence. The story was great and emotional. There is a quite lot to do in this game besides just the main story. Like haunting cases to solve, side quests, world exploration, "Arena like" fights, treasure hunting, & collectables. There is a lot of lore to discover throughout world, expanding on the Banishers "universe". Combat is alright. It's balanced, not overly difficult nor complicated. Nothing like the combat found in the aggravating "Soul-like" games. There is a leveling system, with a few perk trees that become available as you progress through and are able to change perks choose freely, with no penalty. There are 8 different equipment slots, all for a particular type of equipment. Equipment have didn't stats, different perks, and can be upgraded.

The open world was great, the exploration of temple and the pyramids was fun. The environment is mostly open sand, given that the game taking place in a desert obviously, but the large cities made up for it. Ever cites had its own personality, influenced by whichever ancient culture had the most present in the area. The architecture was perfect cool. The combat was just a little clunky and the weapons felt like they came up too short. Many of the skills felt usually less. The four bow types and their particular abilities felt they could have been consolidated, preferably into a system with a single bow types and abilities in the skill tree. The story could have included more missions for Aya, and little less of Bayek's whining about his dead son. We get it, you're out to avenge your son's death, but be more like Aya and not breakdown every 10 minutes. Bayek felt like he had little to no personality, I couldn't really connect or feel for his character.