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Beyond that he/she is malleable to your will within some pre-set parameters. You play as V, a person with lofty aspirations. Hispanic, Hatian, Japanese, Chinese, and other influences and languages run strongly through the various districts of Night City too. The Megabuilding complexes and corporate skyscrapers, as well as the advertisements beamed into the sky of the inner city, are of great contrast to the rundown trailer parks and slums found further out, where smaller communities of nomads and road-side vendors fill the deserted outskirts of Night City with a powerful personality of its own. Corporations and Gangs have noticeable presences (or lack of presence in some cases) in different parts of the city, which gives each area a special flavor.Īdded to that are the Fixers you receive jobs from, the shops keepers, the people you encounter, the vehicles and missions you participate in, all of which really sell the uniqueness of each neighbourhood. It feels appropriately massive, while still having these little pockets of distinct communities scattered throughout it. It feels real, it feels lived in, it feels like it is evolving and changing as you explore it. The care put into the design of Night City is extraordinary.

It is, without a doubt in my mind, an amazing and interesting place to spend your time in. I’ve never experienced the same tug of war of feelings with any other game in my life, but I'm very thankful that the highs vastly outweighed the lows. My thoughts while playing it ranged from both “this is the best video game I’ve ever played” to “if you crash on me a 44th time, that’s the last straw” in nearly every session I’ve had with it.

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Note that this review is based on the PS4 version of Cyberpunk 2077, but played on a PS5 console.Ĭyberpunk 2077 is a mess. By Kelsy Polnik, posted on 22 December 2020 / 5,177 Views