Poll: What Did You Think of the Cyberpunk 2077 Gameplay?

honestly after all the hype i was expecting more, there wasn't really much there that hasn't been done in other games before

I mean I love cyberpunk and the witcher series was amazing so I’m def buying it but I feel like the media were overhyping just because they were the only ones to initially see it and let that color their opinions

@FullbringIchigo. yeah. exactly the gameplay looks great.but i seen slow motion bullet gameplay before it does looks like deus es.word up son

I've mentioned this before, but what I've seen makes me think of a spiritual reboot of the first Deus Ex game, done with modern gaming standards in mind.

Maybe it's just me, but having it in first-person view makes the game [Cyberpunk] feel more generic.

@get2sammyb the game looks great.but it doesn't looks better than red dead redemption 2.and thats a ps4 game playa .off course its possible on the ps4.especially the ps4 pro.the reason why people are saying its a ps5 game its because they're are no release date.and this generation is almost over.not because of the graphics of the game.because i seen better looking games on ps4 before.red dead once again looks just as good.if not better.than cyberpunk 2077.anyways lets go pittsburgh Steelers.word up son👍

I just hope it has enough puddles

MEEEAAARRGH SJWs!

I'm joking of course. I didn't even watch it. XD

Please let my og ps4 play this, even if it makes the fan sound like a jumbo jet!!

2 minutes of gameplay and 46 minutes of "look at that graphics!"
CD Project style.

Thought the world looked great, the combat was ok. Not sold to be honest.

Looks solid. However, I think some people are looking at it through rose-tinted glasses, since what we've seen is hardly mind-blowing outside of the dense environments which are impressive IMO, and others who are super disappointed seem to have forgotten that this is just a video game and not some transcendent experience that will redefine video games as we know them.

It was alright, I feel that the long wait for us to see if after the behind closed doors viewing soured my views on it somewhat. If instead of the private viewing they had showed everyone a quick 10 second teaser gameplay video at E3, then I likely would have been much more excited.

I can cross this off the list of potential purchases.

The game looks good albeit not super amazing, I want to see the rpg system first (conversation, quest, weapon, augmentation, etc) before declaring it amazing. I think it will be cross-gen release. Also I want to see more vehicles, I think it would be cool to go everywhere riding not only car but superbike as well.

I thought all 48 minutes of it was outstanding. It was the atmosphere of Night City (even at day) and how alive it felt that impressed me and the ambience was perfect for every situation that V was in.

I am so so so so so excited for this game.

I loved it and can't wait for it either. What people maybe forgetting though is that the bulk, if not all of the game was built with the current gen hardware in mind and according to CDPR is 'finished' - although there is still a lot of work and additional content (like side missions etc to add in).

As far as visuals go, its not something we haven't seen this generation already - maybe not in the scale that Cyberpunk is aiming for. The Witcher 3, specifically the Blood and Wine DLC was absolutely stunning and had built up areas with numerous NPC's but also much greater draw distances too and a lot of scene complexity. I don't think the characters are as well realised or as well animated facially as Uncharted's or Last of Us 2 but then those are linear games.

I know things can change between now and release but there are a number of shadows that are low res, glitchy and not baked in. There is some confusion over the day/night cycle - whether its story related or real-time - which again will affect the resources needed in a game of this scale.

As for the release, I opted for a current gen release with a next gen option arriving later - a bit like Last of Us or the Tomb Raider reboot but it could equally be a cross generational release. It really depends on how much more work CDPR need to do to get it ready for release (after all they say it will release when its ready to) and whether or not the next gen consoles are out when it does. I doubt we will see any new consoles before Nov 2019 at the earliest which is over a year away so until we know when either the next gen consoles or the game will release, I can't say for definite whether it will get a simultaneous cross gen release or staggered release with a next gen version coming later. I do expect it to release on this generation though and nothing I have seen screams 'impossible' for current gen console hardware. I don't expect it to look as 'impressive' on a base XB1 though and wouldn't be surprised if its a more 'compromised' (visually scaled down) version. Even if its more advanced and demanding than the Witcher 3, the PS4 may not be a locked native 1080p and could use dynamic resolution to make it playable at 30fps. Point is there are ways of scaling it down for 5yr+ old (as it will be when it releases) hardware. I do think that standard PS4 owners looking to buy will have less to worry about with this than standard XB1 owners!

No puddles = no buy

Looks good. I only watched a few minutes of the video, but I like what I saw.

It's not just the crowd that impressive from a tech perspective. I'm certain that a lot of things ''have been done before'', but the impressive part is that they're all together in this game. Games often focus on one thing or another, but if Cyberpunk can pull off a strong narrative, combined with the seamless open world, dense crowds, elaborate quests like TW3, having every building accessible to exploration, etc., then it's definitely not something we've seen before.

It's the reason why I liked God of War (2018) so much, games that focus on exploration tend to forget about the narrative, and vice versa, but GOW nailed both of them for me.

A bit generic but otherwise looked really fun. Loved the fact it was adult themed without being perverse.

I like it, looking forward to playing a CDPR game as the Witcher setting is not my thing, and first person seems really smooth in this game

@LaNooch1978 For anyone curious, here's the specs for the E3 demo!

CPU: Intel i7-8700K @ 3.70 GHz
RAM: G.Skill Ripjaws V, 2x16GB, 3000MHz, CL15
GPU: GeForce GTX 1080 Ti

...And the E3 demo itself:
https://www.pushsquare.com/news/2018/06/e3_2018_cyberpunk_2077_kicks_back_with_an_incredible_trailer

My PC was $2,200 and only has 80% of that power, lol.

Solid but could be better and I expected something a little more innovative!

What! I think people are crazy if they don't think the gameplay looks incredible! Unlike Deus Ex and Fallout (just to name a few) that get better looking with every iteration but don't really change gameplay-wise (or get worse), this game looks to be the most fully-featured FPS RPG to-date, cutting no corners and bringing together the best elements of FPS shooters and player-choice driven role-playing.

Also, I don't think games need to always "innovate" or come up with some new, contrived gameplay feature to stay fresh. I think there's still a lot that can be done with existing systems to give games depth and refinement.

I am all in on this title. I hope to see a collectors edition in the U.S..

Technically, it was pretty impressive (although I fully expect a downgrade by release). Otherwise... it looked OK. I'm sure it'll be fun. Nothing mind-blowing. Doesn't look like a contender for Game of the Generation or anything.

Take away the insane hype, and it looks pretty good.

@keihtg Well, I won't be playing it at the highest settings on my PC. That's for sure.

@hi_drnick forgot to mention... Boobs!

I have a feeling this will be the game that I finally upgrade my PC for.

@adf86 Exactly couldn't have out it better myself.

I think what some people may be forgetting is that we saw will be different to what is in the final game.

After some scepticism (at first I was like wtf) it blew me away - it looks so finished and polished already ... like Even more polished and finished than most games that released before it lol seriouly, this game will bring the whole „open world“ to new heights I have no doubt about it any more .. how could I .. it is from the makers of Witcher so it’s gotta be epic .. I somehow wish I didn’t see the whole gameplay as it makes waiting even more harsh lol

Visually looks nice, but to me its another generic FPS.

Great but was more interested in the customization than the actual gameplay, also, my legs?

@eltomo This is an RPG (think Deus Ex..or maybe play Deus Ex). First person combat + guns doesn't always equal a FPS. For some reason it seems to confuse some people as even the developers feel to need to stress that this is an RPG at every turn.

The graphics werent as polished and mind blowing as i was expecting (though it was just a WIP of course) but im more than certain im going to sink A LOOOOOT of hrs into this. Love what ive seen so far. I hardly EVER preorder but i will with cyberpunk

@get2sammyb can I ask you a honest question? Why do you think it was impressive? I'm curious

@beemo Teletubbies RPG, who doesn't want it?

I think that the game looks amazing graphically with great gameplay but it's really overhyped just like Zelda last year that even won GOTY and as a fan of Zelda that game was great not amazing neither GOTY, in my opinion Nier Automata was more deserving of GOTY title it has amazing story, gameplay and soundtrack definitely a must play by any true gamer

@keihtg Feel free to call me crazy then . This is not a game for me, but I am interested in seeing how CDPR will handle the narration and storline, which has been their games' strongpoint compared to titles like Deus Ex and Fallout 3+.

@Bonbonetti To each their own! I’m personally not impressed by Red Dead Redemption 2 and Spiderman even though I wish I was. Games I feel like I should play, but I don’t really want to...