Cyberpunk 2077, Phantom Liberty Make Bank for CD Projekt Red with Impressive Sales Figures

I should try the game again. It did a really poor job selling it's world, imo. Or at least the emergent elements of the open world felt superficial. A crowd was running from some incident or another, I turned around to see what it was, turned to run away, and the crowd was gone. Just a peaceful street all of the sudden. Security appearing in elevators behind me. Felt like I was in Saints Row 4. Like the joke was that the game knew it was a simulated world. This was about a year ago.

Cp2077 2.0/Phantom Liberty was absolutely my favorite gaming experience last year. Too bad only 26% played it. I know that’s a good number. But it deserves more in my opinion.

I was lucky to have had a fantastic time with Cyberpunk 2077 at launch on my PS5. Despite some soft crashes and other issues, I really did have a blast, and found the game to be a pretty immersive role-playing experience. At some point I need to go back and play Phantom Liberty; sounds like the game is a much more polished experience these days!

I adore The Witcher 3 but still haven't pulled the trigger on Cyberpunk 2077. I enjoyed my time with other cyberpunk games like Bladerunner and Shadowrun very much, so this should in theory be for me.

But every time I see gameplay it doesn't really do much for me.🤷‍♂️ I'll most likely pick it up down the line, at the right pice, and let the game speak for itself. Ultimately I'm glad they managed to turn the ship around, patch it up and give players what they were promised.

My fav game of all time. Played it 5 times, on Series X, PC, PS5 and now started a 6th playthrough on xCloud to test xCloud’s ability to stream the Xbox games you own. In short: it works great. Congrats CDPR and cue the haters who are still salty about the PS4/XB1 version that never should have been released.