Wow! Concurrent player numbers hit 120,000 on Steam! What a comeback. For a single player game nonetheless.

The anime is definitely being recieved well, but tbh, apart from that, that's all I see in terms of quality content, not for the game, but more from the game.

The game still runs not so great for me, still has bugs I keep finding in it, still having poor draw distances, crowd control density doesn't seem to work properly for me, no matter which setting I slide it to, and of course, the game still looks ugly as sin unless I have SSR cranked to max.

Some people recently are wanting to badge the game in the same vein as NMS's style of comeback, but I honestly don't see it being that way, as NMS has over the years, provided tons and tons of new content, whilst 2077 has spent the past 2 yrs trying to fix bugs, add a few new weapons and a tiny handful of gigs, and one expansion, that's pretty much it.

The game had so much promise and I feel like it underdelivered imo. Like there are still instances in GTA V that make it's own world feel more alive than the world of Cyberpunk tries to, but fails at executing. My choices still do not matter much in the game's world and story, at least compared to what I could do in Witcher 3. I dunno, I just feel like the game still feels largely the same since 2 yrs ago, just with some bug fixes.

@Chazore Yeah, this just confirms marketing >>> quality. Expect more of these 'cross overs' to promote games. No at all comparable to the comeback NMS made.

The game is very enjoyable. I started a second playthrough not long ago but stopped playing as got other games. I got it for PS5 back in January or Feb I think, there is a lot to enjoy and the story as actually pretty decent but the customisation of how you play is great. There are few framerate issues, if any, a few glitches here and there with characters and things but nothing game breaking or anything like that. If you can get it on sale £20 or less, sure, give it a go.