Pretty insane that this has factually no bad songs

I don’t wanna talk about it.

I enjoyed this so much more after lowering the difficulty to get used to the combat, I can’t wait to properly play with friends now that I’ve experienced the story.

Activision will never make a campaign half as good as this again.

Every bit as punishing as it is beautiful. I totally suck at these kinds of games (I racked up a death count of over 2000 by the end), however I never felt frustrated with it and really enjoyed it. The story was constantly leaving me with a smile on my face and I’m really glad I finally played this.

Didn’t enjoy this one as much as the first, felt unnecessarily complicated at times.

I wish I enjoyed this game as much as I did the soundtrack. It’s certainly a well made game and I respect it, but it’s not for me I don’t think.

Over the moon to finally finish this one, the next-gen patch was fantastic. Night City’s aesthetic is unmatched at times, the game is so fucking beautiful. I was a big fan of the quest design and characters, as well as the performances of the VA’s. Brilliant.

Still a really enjoyable time despite showing it’s age and the camera feeling like it’s out to get you. It’s easy to see why the game is so influential to its genre and it sets a solid foundation for the series moving forward.

I still prefer 11 but I really enjoyed this, I like most of the new characters for the most part and the combat is really intense and fun.

I love the story and combat, abhor the open world design. Still hyped for GoT2 though.

Can’t believe the tutorials are the hardest part of this game. Anyway, fantastic fighting game you should play it if you haven’t already.

A refreshing game that I’ve been interested in since I saw the first trailer, the difficulty spike at the end can be frustrating but overall a great time.

This was a gorgeous experience that I was surprised and impressed with. The plot and gameplay themselves are very simple, but it tells a bittersweet story of the sacrifices one must make to pursue their dream and does so flawlessly.

Give me a Kuze prequel