I'm on a very low-spec machine and was afraid it wouldn't even run.
Win 7 64-bit Pro
AMD FX6300 (not even min. rec. spec.)
Radeon RX580 w/8 gigs vram
16 gigs ram
installed on an SSD
Focusrite Scarlett 2i4 2nd gen audio interface

I don't even have to run on the lowest gfx settings and it's perfectly playable. For me. Between 20 to 30fps. Some folks get unreasonably upset when they can't get over 40fps and will call a game "unplayable" if they can't. To me, that's just silly. But then, I fondly remember playing games like Wingman or X-Wing vs. Tie Fighter on a 486dx66 at like 15fps. LOL
Yes there's graphics glitches. Right now an update is already downloading, so I have faith that CDPR will be fixing and optimizing the game. Virtually NO games are released bug-free these days, so I for one am willing to cut them a break on that level.
It works, it's fun, it's VERY atmospheric. IMO they pretty much nailed it.

I'm on a very low-spec machine and was afraid it wouldn't even run. Win 7 64-bit Pro AMD FX6300 (not even min. rec. spec.) Radeon RX580 w/8 gigs vram 16 gigs ram installed on an SSD Focusrite Scarlett 2i4 2nd gen audio interface I don't even have to run on the lowest gfx settings and it's perfectly playable. For me. Between 20 to 30fps. Some folks get unreasonably upset when they can't get over 40fps and will call a game "unplayable" if they can't. To me, that's just silly. But then, I fondly remember playing games like Wingman or X-Wing vs. Tie Fighter on a 486dx66 at like 15fps. LOL Yes there's graphics glitches. Right now an update is already downloading, so I have faith that CDPR will be fixing and optimizing the game. Virtually NO games are released bug-free these days, so I for one am willing to cut them a break on that level. It works, it's fun, it's VERY atmospheric. IMO they pretty much nailed it.