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Good game. Was a little rough around the edges, but the newest update polished it thoroughly and I was truly scared ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ for the first time since the first few hours of playing the game.

Visually stunning and an absolute role model for the cyberpunk genre. As an artist it inspires the ♥♥♥♥ out of me.

Has a couple of good endings too, and its sufficiently scary at times.

I bought his on a whim without knowing anything about it. I saw the pictures on the store page and said "this looks cool, its on sale, I'll buy it." I almost never do that, but ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ am I glad I did.

This game is basically Fallout 1/2 with real-time combat and lots of modern quality of life features. The game is perfectly simple in a lot of ways. It doesn't really explain anything and it literally never has to. It doesn't tell you what the fast travel stations are before you realize what they are. It doesn't have a convoluted inventory/character screen. It just features the things it needs to feature, and keeps the pace up. The combat is challenging but not annoying, and the economy is surprisingly well balanced already, as well. I'm always juggling different guns because of ammo availability or inventory space, I always have *just* enough healing items after approaching a dungeon with extreme caution, and I always have just enough money after selling the stuff I've hoarded to get one big upgrade.

Honestly its already worth the $18 I spent. I'll be patiently waiting for the full release after I finish what the game has to offer so far.

Surprisingly mellow learning curve. Its really easy to get into and the more you play the deeper the strategies get. KDR is hidden behind menus, there's no text chat and you can't derank by losing ranked matches, so its very casual and friendly to play. Worth trying the trial at least.

In the second room in the game Cloud had rendered in upside down and was running on the underside of street. He was also almost the size of the screenspace itself. Then I encountered a battle which loaded fine but after leaving the battle the screen went black and I had to use task manager to close the game. This happened within 15 minutes of launching the game.

Pretty bad port, unfortunately. Gonna get the Switch version.

UPDATE: Its 2023, this game is as polished (heh) now as any AAA open world game. It still has the most amazing world of any game I've ever played, save for maybe Elden Ring. Get it.

If you've got a beefy computer its a must-buy. The bugs are almost exclusively cosmetic. Don't get me wrong, I'd rather it be bug-free, but the game is just so damn fantastic in every other aspect that I don't care enough about the bugs for them to ruin my experience in a meaningful way.

If you're looking at this review, its because you own a PC. If you own a PC, you're not subjected to the experience that PS4 and Xbone owners have, which means you can safely disregard those reviews. The game is an 8.5 in its current state and an easy 10 when all the bugs are fixed.

Major props to CDPR for being so cool and forthright about it as well.

A dragon picked me up with his mouth but before he could eat me another dragon ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ carpet bombed him. 10/10 would use a dragon's entire head on a stick to smack a ♥♥♥♥♥ again.

Going to try to keep this at 200 words or less. This is the most beautiful VR game I have ever seen. Mechanically, it is absolutely flawless. Every single complaint I have had in any VR experience I have played has been addressed, streamlined, and solved in some way. The sheer depth of artistic touch encourages hours of time spent just taking it all in. I spent 10 minutes in the first room of the game just having fun existing in the world. The sound design nearly knocked me off my feet on more than one occasion. I screamed, I laughed, I panicked, I said "aw look at the little baby Blast Pit monster!!!"

Even as a lifelong diehard conspiracy-theory-level fan of the Half Life franchise that wasted multiple winter sales trying to figure out how Valve was hinting at Half Life 3 in somem obscure way, I wasn't really sure if I was going to truly believe that this would be the killer app that sold everyone on VR. But now I am. Its a masterpiece. And I'm only 4 hours in.

Received for free because I bought the Index controllers and paired them with the OG Vive.

EDIT: Oh and I absolutely cannot believe how well it runs. I'm astonished.

UPDATE: I didn't play this game for almost three weeks, came back, and holy ♥♥♥♥ all but one of my complaints have been fixed. That being that the game has extremely long levels with no way to resume from a save later on. I STILL haven't finished streets because I rarely have more than two hours of free time to play a game, but I have gotten much further than before and enjoyed myself a lot. Changing this to a recommendation now. Once the devs add a save/load feature this will be a solid game.

Played through the tutorial, had some fun, then I got to the first real level, "Streets". Played for about an hour wrestling with the extremely clunky movement, inventory system and physics puzzles that don't even really seem to have any correct answer beyond "just ♥♥♥♥ around until it works" until I reached a puzzle that I couldn't figure out that involved moving a platform across a room with a deathpit at the bottom. I quit the game and came back to it a few days later only to have to redo the entire level. On my second playthrough I realized that the puzzle I got stuck on was unsolvable the first time because it was bugged and the platform couldn't move due to some ♥♥♥♥♥ physics object that was obstructing it. This time I solved the puzzle in about a minute and proceeded. The first batch of real enemies comes out at this point. I reached for my side-holstered pistol about five times while a singular enemy lumbered towards me and grabbed my axe each time. I said "♥♥♥♥ this" and just hit the dude with the axe. After laboriously clearing out the remaining enemies while literally fighting with my own inventory I moved onto another room with some climbable boxes. At this point I was already well aware that anything involving climbing in this game is just a ragefest so I avoided them as much as possible and just shot wooden box at the top of the stack. A key fell down, I inserted that key into a nearby door and entered the room. I picked up a VR headset laying on the ground and my hand did a 360 in-game. I let go and tried again. Same thing, except I held on this time. Then I was teleported out of the map and fell to my death. The screen faded in and I was placed back at the beginning of the level with none of my weapons.

You know how in Skyrim or HL2 you would sometimes walk on a physics object and it would fling you across the map? That's this game, except its VR and the whole game is simulated physics, even your limbs. I really wanted to like it, but I just don't. I'm having a hard time understanding the score it has on Steam because I can't be the only one finding it frustrating just existing in this game. Even something as simple as putting a weapon away results in it being dropped on the ground 9/10 times.

EDIT: Once you actually have a gun in your hand and have managed to successfully insert a magazine into it, though, the shooting mechanics are pretty good. The guns feel akin to Pavlov but slightly snappier which is a good thing.

Best game available for VR until HL:A comes out. Its very important to note, though, that the game simply wouldn't be the same without mods, and now that Facebook has bought the developer of this game, you can almost guarantee mod support with cease in the near future.