My review of Cyberpunk 2077 i have game on GOG so i post review here.

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I wrote this review in polish and translated it to english with google translator(and made some changes where translation was 100% wrong) didnt plan to post it on non polish sites but i like to share my opinions btw I am not professional reviewer but i like to write reviews in my free time.

After 110 hours I finished Cyberpunk 2077 and I did everything I could (except to buy all the cars and bikes) so it's time to sum up the 110 hours.

Box Contents:
- Game activation code for the GOG.com platform
- Game music CD
- A compendium of knowledge about the game world
- Game world map
- Stickers
- Postcards from Night City
- Access to digital content
- Steelbook of Royce the Maelstrom gang boss (pre-order add-on)

Plot and characters:
It's hard to say anything without spoilers so I'll say the same as CD Projekt Red before the premiere plus a little bit of my own. The plot of the game begins in 2077, however, it is not an ordinary future, but an alternative, something like the twenty-first century was imagined in the 1970s and 1980s. We play the role of V male or female, it depends on who we choose during character creation, we also decide about the beginning of the game and we have three options: Nomad (I played this lifepath) starts on the outskirts of Night City V Nomad knows well about cars, basic repairs and deliveries which will open up dialogue options during conversations or events in which Nomad has experience. As Street Kid we start in Night City V as Street Kid is a person raised on the streets of Night City, he knows all the gangs, local dealers and almost the entire underworld of Night City, which gives him access to dialogue options related to gangs, criminals and other dirty business. Corpo V also starts in Night City, but among the elite of this city he works in counterintelligence Arasaka, experience allows him to negotiate better terms of contracts and business than the other two classes. Despite the three different origins, all three characters end up on the same path at some point, but the origin, as I mentioned, opens up unique dialogue lines. V becomes a mercenary, he wants the city to remember him, so he decides, together with his friend Jackie (how we get to know him depends on the life path we have chosen), one of the fixers and a netrunner, to steal the Arasaka prototype chip that contains Mr. Anderson's digitized personality ... I mean. Johnny Silverhand. Not everything goes according to plan, the chip cover is damaged and the only way to prevent the chip from breaking is to V connect it to himself and then ... you have to find out what to do next. The plot is great, a bit depressing and gloomy, it shows a dark future where people turn into machines more and more and almost everyone cares only about themselves, but there are also touching, funny and beautiful moments. In the course of the plot, we come across a lot of great characters, those that we immediately like, hate right away, those that make the first impression completely opposite to what they are, or those that will make a 180-turn and who we hated at the beginning, and who we like or the other way around, in any case, we have once again CD Projekt Red characters to get along with. Of course, we also have 5 characters with whom V can romance each of them has their preferences, so not every character will be interested in guy V and not every in woman V. During the game, we will also make many decisions both during the main quests , as well as side quests, which will affect how the plot will develop and what the ending will be, and these are 7. CD Projekt Red has once again proved that he can write the plot and characters like hardly anyone, and that these are definitely their strongest things.

Gameplay and character development:
Gameplay depends mainly on what character we create and we have a lot to choose from, we can make a character specializing in rifles, shotguns and light machine guns, pistols (I created one and used revolvers mainly in connection with high critical damage), fighting mainly with fists, weapons white, such as katanas, baseball sticks or machetes, or make a netrunner(hacker), with which we will hack both cameras and the opponents themselves, because practically everyone has implants and implants and we can manipulate such an opponent with hooks short circuit him, force him to kill or blow him up with a grenade and much more. For character development, we have 5 attributes that increase us such things as the number of health points, endurance, reflexes, chances of critical hits and the power of critical damage, etc. In addition, in each attribute we will find at least 2 or 3 skill trees with specializations in which we want to go, i.e. rifles or pistols, each of these attributes and skills is key, so it's best to think about what character you want to create when creating a character. In addition, we will be able to exchange implants and implant new ones, which will give us additional bonuses, they are not cheap, so first you will have to earn some money in the game to be able to buy them and consider which implants fit our build characters. It is true that CD Projekt Red had a problem with balancing it all (just like in The Witcher 3), I created a build based on pistols and critical damage and used revolvers almost from the middle of the game, even though I was playing on the most difficult difficulty level, it was very easy to get one shot in head flies high critic and the enemy defeated with the bosses was a bit harder, but not really a bit funny that exactly the same was in The Witcher 3 at the beginning difficult, and then after a few levels very easy.

What to do in Night City.
The main attraction is the story, main quests and side quests, but we can also explore the city and its outskirts, look for notes that tell us the stories of Night City, gangs, corporations such as Arasaka or Militech, collect iconic versions of weapons, collect vehicles and look for Easter eggs and these are not lacking, some are so bizarre that I never thought they could find their way into the game, there are even references to Polish memes. If someone was counting on some activities such as tennis, bowling, golf, cards, etc., unfortunately, they will not find it here, it was not a problem for me because I usually do not pay attention to such things.

Graphics and animations.
Digital Foundry recently rated this game as the most beautiful game of 2020 (in the PC version) and it's hard to disagree, because even in the mix of low, medium and high ones, Cyberpunk 2077 looks very nice without the gimmicks from Nvidia. Night City is very detailed and looks great especially at night when all the lamps, advertising and neon lights are on. Character models are very detailed, at least when it comes to these more important characters, animations are also good, although it is not motion capture, because with such a large game it would not be possible to grasp it, but the JALI technology is cool, which adjusts the mouth movement to the spoken words based on the audio recordings also worked great.

Music.
Nobody in the reviews mentions music, which is a surprise to me. The music is great, the Cyberpunk sound has darker songs, the ones that heat up the action, sad and romantic. I can't really describe music, so I'll post links to my favorite songs in the comments.

Polish dubbing.
Its great actually, everyone did a great job, especially Kamil Kula as a V guy (Lidia Sadowa as a V woman, apparently is also great), Michał Żebrowski as Johnny Silverhand (I would even say that he is better than Keanu Reeves) and Marta Żmuda Trzebiatowska as Judy Alvarez others such as Panam, Viktor or Saul are also cool, if I had to stick to it, Rogue sounds a little too young sometimes, in general, there are moments when he screams and Dexter DeShawn does not convince me a bit, talks too slowly and practically not he has no emotions in him.

Optimization, performance and bugs.
Here, its not so good CD Projekt Red provided the tables on which equipment you can play in what settings, unfortunately, but this table is not worth much, as well as the minimum and recommended requirements given on the game box and on the websites. On I5 9600K, GTX 1060 6GB and 16GB RAM I had a choice of either playing at 60fps with dynamic resolution scaling, i.e. often I would not even have 1080p, only about 80% of 1080p, or play at 30fps, but in native 1080p I played a little bit and a bit yes and I find that the second option is better, admittedly it's hard to get used to 30fps, but it is not unplayable. Interestingly, I noticed that some graphics options do not cause any increase or decrease in both the quality and performance as if they did not work properly, however, the optimization should be praised the game is stable and it did not crash to the desktop within 110 hours, which in nowadays it is rare especially in such large and complex games. As for bugs, I only found two when I hit another car with the car, I fell under the map once and one of the characters had no voice in one quest and only the subtitles were displayed. I'm sure the optimization and bugs will be fixed, but as of today it is as described.

PROS:
- Story
- Characters
- Gameplay
- Many ways to build your character
- Interesting locations
- Music
- Graphics
- Polish Dubbing

MINUSES:
- Optimization (but there is no tragedy I played games in much worse technical condition, I'm talking about the PC version of course)
- Balance problems

[xabungle]

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[Extreme]

Publicado originalmente por xabungle:

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The wall? Cant post it as review on Steam because i have game on GOG

[xabungle]

just a lot to read my friend.

[Extreme]

Publicado originalmente por xabungle:

just a lot to read my friend.

Wanted to describe and explain my thoughts :)

[Starslap]

Publicado originalmente por xabungle:

just a lot to read my friend.

Did you ever read a review before? This is short compared to others out there.

[Mansen]

Publicado originalmente por Extreme:

The wall? Cant post it as review on Steam because i have game on GOG

No but you can post it...on GOG...where you bought it.

https://www.gog.com/game/cyberpunk_2077

[radiolokator]

I absolutely ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ hate Polish dubbing in videogames. Hell, I even play with english interface for better immersion. i can’t imagine looking at Keanu Reeves aka Johnny Silverhand talking ♥♥♥♥ in Polish.

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Publicado originalmente por Raterix:

Publicado originalmente por xabungle:

the wall...

Publicado originalmente por xabungle:

just a lot to read my friend.

This guy is providing a detailed, in-depth personal review.
If it's a "wall of text", then leave the page and browse a different post.

As for your review, nice work.

Thanks :)

Publicado originalmente por Mansen:

Publicado originalmente por Extreme:

The wall? Cant post it as review on Steam because i have game on GOG

No but you can post it...on GOG...where you bought it.

https://www.gog.com/game/cyberpunk_2077

My review was too long GOG did not allow me to post it :(

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Publicado originalmente por radiolokator:

I absolutely ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ hate Polish dubbing in videogames. Hell, I even play with english interface for better immersion. i can’t imagine looking at Keanu Reeves aka Johnny Silverhand talking ♥♥♥♥ in Polish.

I like polish dubbing i know some games have crappy polish dubbing but i like that one from Cyberpunk 2077