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I just can't seem to put the game down.

The narrative, the characters, the music, it all blends together in a fantastic way.
It gives me that same feeling Skyrim did back in 2011. Absolute awe.

Despite all of the bugs, I absolutely adore this game.

This review will be kept short, and will list positives and negatives in a brief format.
So, let's start with the negatives;

- Yes, it's buggy. Personally, in my case, I have encountered no game breaking bugs. In fact, the bugs I have encountered have been amusing, and have only added to the game.

- Regina. I almost felt as if I were being told another Settlement needed my help with how often she called.

- FPS. Yeah, this game is a hard hitter in terms of Graphics. I have a 2070 and a 9th Gen i7 CPU. I can run it around medium graphics with RTX on at about 15 (at rare moments) to 30 (on average) FPS.

Beyond those things, I have no issues with the game.
So let's move onto the positives!

- Voice Acting. Absolutely BREATHTAKING for the majority.

- Character Development. By the end of the Main Story, I felt like I cared deeply about all the characters I had encountered. I felt the weight of every choice involving them, and I felt my character developing along side them according to those choices.

- World Design. Absolutely stunning. The world feels... Alive. The city streets are crowded, the roads are too. In fact, There were a few times where I actually got caught in a Traffic jam, something I've never experienced on a 6 lane road in any other video game.

- HUD. Simplistic. Futuristic. Perfect.

- Character Design. We've all seen it by now. It's worth it. ( ͡~ ͜ʖ ͡°)

- Story. The story itself is immersive. It captivated me, and has made me develop a heavy interest into the wider Cyberpunk Universe.

- Gunplay. At first, I was unsure of what to expect, given CD's past projects (badtumtsk), but I was pleasantly surprised by how smooth the Combat itself felt. The several layers, from Quickhacks to Melee weapons give the game a feeling where you can really fight how you want to fight.

There are more positives I could highlight, for sure. I was left with an amazing game, buggy, but amazing. I'm absolutely /certain/ that once they polish it up, it will be an absolutely certified masterpiece.

EDIT: I was right.

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Apparently, my laptop is great for VR.

It'll probably be great for cooking an egg as well by the time I'm done.

I've got many more hours logged off of Steam, from my Physical edition.
It's a game that requires time, at first, but, it's great.

The community is great, the end-game content is great, and most importantly; The experience is great.

Pure, unfiltered Autism.

Hey, y'know.

It's great. I mean, if you like everyone dying becase their finger was bitten off by a Rat.

I've been with this game since its humble beginnings on ROBLOX, as Deadzone.

It has only improved since then, whilst remaining, amazingly, free-to-play.
Well done man.

For a game in early access, I truly do recommend it.
I won't go into the specifics of why, but all you need to know is that it is very enjoyable, and with enough support from the community, it will surely grow into an AMAZING game.

You can eat your own feces.
10/10.