Customer Ratings & Reviews

After all the patches it's a pretty entertaining and massive game, but the dialogue can be quite cringey.

Really high expectations for a buggy game. The story line is awesome but glitches make it almost impossible to play sometimes. You need to save every chance you get.

This is a good game far as gameplay and storyline! The flaw that hurts the game are the glitches!

If you played this on PC or next gen it was fun. No t on ps4 though

Even with all the updates the basic gameplay loop still feels like a chore. I don't enjoy exploring or traversing the world, and the loot feels generic and pointless to gather. Combat is clunky and rarely gives you opportunities to use skills or different weapons. Just use whatever weapon has the highest damage points and prepare to shoot a lot at brainless bullet-sponge enemies. I sunk about 10 hours into this game and I'm so tired of everything about it I can't imagine playing it anymore. YMMV.

Great game, beautiful world, amazing side stories, this game shines in its side quests in world,vstory feels a bit short but good concept. The cybereare stuff with implants is a good rpg system that plays around with your play style. IMPORTANT NOTE: It's a great game on my ps5 (PC, and X Series X too) It's broken on base ps4 and xbox one consoles

Great game and story. Gameplay can be a little glitchy, but hasn't been too bad.

Turned out to be quote a good game in the end, so this was a steal!

Everyone knows by now, the game isn't perfect. There are glitches, resolution issues, and frame rate issues. That said, the game is fun. The hacking system is weird at first, but becomes useful. Combat is straightforward as is driving, I like that you can summon your car anywhere. The story is interesting, and your actions have their consequences. If you like GTA type games, and can get past the glitches, give it a shot.

Started on PS4 but eventually got a PS5. Either way the game is not great and super glitchy but the story is pretty fun

Game is good, but crashes every now and then. Seems like it wasn't completely finished before release date. Storyline is good and love the lgbt+ representation.

Has potential, but still buggy. I was lucky enough to play this on the PS5, but after finishing it would rather have waited until the bugs and crashes were fixed.

I would rate excellent if it wasn't for the bugs. Cool world and stories. Combat is descent

I got this game on pre-order and I probably should have waited, considering that the price dropped considerably and I didn’t play it for 9 months anyways – not until patch 1.31 came out. Other games kept me occupied during the mean time. After playing it through with patch 1.31 applied, I am thoroughly impressed and satisfied with Cyberpunk 2077. The game is a unique take on the saturated open world gaming genre where the player explores a vibrant metropolis. The controls take a little getting used to, but the tutorials in the beginning will get you up and running in no time. The main story is pretty interesting and linear, but the side jobs and gigs add to the overall experience (some are just down right FUBAR, like “The Hunt”). Asides from the side gigs and jobs, there are unlimited amount of things to do in Night City (crime in action, romancing key NPCs, undiscovered areas [question marks], etc.) In fact, I enjoyed this game so much that I bought the collector’s edition of the game, the strategy guide and hardcover visual art book.

Game was fun. Just buggy the updates helped but it still buggy. Good story line . Fun game

It works now! Don't play on PS4. Only play on PS5.

HUGE DISCLAIMER: DO NOT BUY FOR THE BASE PS4. The base PS4 version is still incredibly buggy and unstable to the point of being nigh unplayable. The PS4 Pro and PS5 versions are playable, however. I never bought into the Cyberpunk hype when it was announced or shown off. Ever since I was burned on Watch Dogs 1 and Destiny 1 back-to-back, I've learned that video game developers lie to make games seem to be more than they actually are. In the case of Cyberpunk, CD Project Red was making up details on the spot. The game itself is not nearly as expansive or as intricate or even as stylish as CD Project Red promised, but the end result, to borrow a quote from a sex predator, is "Skyrim with guns." Do you like Skyrim? Do you like building up your skills by actually doing them? Does the concept of having gigantic blades popping out of your arm make you feel all fuzzy inside? Then you'd probably like Cyberpunk. The thing that really made people hate Cyberpunk, though, is the fact that the game itself is incredibly buggy. The PS4 version at launch, and right now even, is super buggy. I've been playing it on my PS5 and the game has crashed over a dozens times in my 8 hours of playtime and there have been numerous audio and visual bugs that have required a restart of the game. The developers have stated that they are trying to fix the game, but right now, I can only recommend it if you're going to get it at a huge discount, like I did. $10 is not that bad of a price for a game that is currently broken, but will be fixed in the future. Overall, I can recommend it when it's on a massive sale, but I DO NOT recommend it if you're going to pay over $20 for it.

The game is amazing. The bugs aren't as INSANELY bad on the PS4 Pro. I can't speak to the core console playability but it is definitely more than playable on the Pro. The story is awesome. I'm about 40 hours in just mucking around the city doing odd jobs and saving up money for the endless amount of gear I can put on my character.

5 bucks so why not. I havent touched it but I dod play it on pc. The story is surrounded by so many bugs and isues

Needs a ps5 update other than that it has a few glitches but it’s solid