Review: Cyberpunk 2077

Cyberpunk 2077 is excellent and one of the must-play titles of 2020, but unfortunately this statement needs to be clarified depending on the platform. CD Projekt Red should be applauded for crafting such a memorable game that checks off every box for excellent game design, but they neglected to make the game run well on two of the main consoles it was designed for. But keeping the quality of the game and the practices of the company separate, as well as the PC and console versions separate, Cyberpunk 2077 is one of the best PC and Stadia titles to come out this year and lives up to the developer's legacy of excellent games built through The Witcher franchise. The relatively short main story encourages multiple playthroughs with different playstyles and choices, and Night City is big enough to spend countless hours exploring and completing the massive amount of side content while being interesting and enjoyable enough where the player would want to do that. Cyberpunk 2077 combines an engaging story with a huge open world to explore, filled with memorable and interesting characters to work with and plenty of ways to kill them. There are bugs, which is also part of a bigger discussion about the ethics of releasing a game with technical issues with the mentality of patching it later. Currently on PC the Day Zero Patch has reduced their occurrence and there haven't been any major game-breaking ones, but even so it will be at least another patch or two before it can be said it runs flawlessly. Hopefully with the scheduled patches over the next few months the console versions reach a point where they too are worth playing, but maybe Cyberpunk 2077 will fare better on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X.

Achievement: Temperance – Let Johnny Silverhand keep your body.

In order to obtain the Temperance ending, players must decide to get help from Panam, Rogue, or themselves with the (Don’t Fear) the Reaper ending to infiltrate Arasaka. Once inside the main mission, players need to reach Mikoshi, where they are faced with a pivotal choice. In order to unlock the Temperance ending, players must select the option to Cross the bridge and enter Cyberspace forever. This ending will see V become one with Alt Cunningham, while Johnny Silverhand gets a second chance at life in V’s body .


Those who are on the Very Hard difficulty might think this challenge is too much to bear and be tempted to turn things down. But remember that harder difficulties mean more experience in Cyberpunk 2077 . Even Easy mode players will want to consider turning it up for this just to get the extra leveling in. The first few entries will focus on general strategies, but gamers who are feeling confident will find the locations of these fights and how to handle each one as points five through


With conventional means, weapons have essentially been eliminated from use in these contests. Other arms weapons like the Mantis Blades and Monowire have been appropriately disabled but the Gorilla Arms are not. The Gorilla Arms are a huge magnitude better than regular unarmed strikes, especially with the game's best perks for every bui


It's hard to justify an entire respec just for one mission but many players find themselves doing exactly that. Those who really want to win this gig without cheesing the fights may feel they have to respec. If so, make it count and go heavy in the Body skill bra


Fans of CD Projekt Red will find that it's no surprise to see Cyberpunk 2077 rocketing up the sales charts . Those who get this game in addition to Gwent and The Witcher 3 and connect them all to the same GOG account will get Geralt's legendary blade, the Gwynbleidd, in Cyberpunk 20

River Ward is one of the few good cops left in Night City, and while he delves deep into a disturbing case with V, he can indeed become a blossoming romance partner, should players manage to help him. River Ward is an honest man in a dishonest city in Cyberpunk 2077 , so why not give him some hope to carry on by falling for him , much to the disapproval of Johnny Silverhand.
The secret ending in Cyberpunk 2077 , (Don’t Fear) the Reaper is a variant of the Sun/Temperance ending, but the mission itself is different, as is the way to obtain it. In order to obtain the secret ending in Cyberpunk 2077 , players must first select the correct dialogue options in the Act Three side job, Chippin’ In when speaking with Johnny Silverhand at the Oil Fields:

There are bugs and glitches in Cyberpunk 2077, but on a high-end computer the game runs fantastic and looks even better. There are a few concessions that need to be made as there probably isn't a machine that exists that's capable of running this game with all the settings maxed out at 60 FPS, but even on High or Ultra settings things still look great even if it is 30-40 FPS. This isn't the biggest game world or longest game ever made, but creating such a massive city that feels alive is no small feat. One of the more amusing bugs is occasionally after a lengthy battle enemy corpses would lay in rather bizarre positions, cyberpunk2077Hub.com like their dead body will be seated in a lunge position with their arms sticking out and their head laying horizontally on their shoulders.