Block Arena

Fun mini-game, needs more mini games and a scoring system. Could easily match something like Fall Guys so long as it had a better lobby system, more customization options and more mini-games.

Previously, was unplayable. Optimization was ungodly levels of bad. Glitches...you probably already know. Playing it today? I can run the game on max settings at 60 fps with a 1660ti, and the worst glitch I ran into was an annoying "You Are Doing Something Illegal" popup that didn't go away. I fixed it by promptly shooting the next civilian that pissed me off, ironically enough. Story is good, characters are even better, especially Silverhand. Wish there was more development for our MC than "Keanu Reeves is in my head", but the random encounters with sidequest characters and Johnny's condescending comments throughout make up for that. Graphically mindblowing. Unbelievable work by CDPR. Best graphics I've ever seen in a game to date. All there is to say. Combat is...not what I hoped for all the time. I expected a lot more cybernetics and cool abilities than simply enhancing your ability to peek out from cover and shoot like a TPS. I would strongly suggest building either hacking or an extremely aggressive build to mix things up. I played a shotgun/tech run, and had an absolute blast. Stealth is actually fantastic, too, which I wasn't expecting. Is it finally the game CDPR advertised? No. Far from it. What they advertised would have taken another 5-10 years in development. I really wish it could've worked out that way, but they had a deadline to meet. Tragic, really, because they clearly put a lot of effort and love into this game. HOWEVER, I can safely say that it's definitely worth the full sixty dollar price tag. It absolutely feels like an AAA game now, and is far better than the vast majority of single player games I've played. The only reason that there is anything that I'm bitter about is because of the violated promises from the devs, though I can't really blame them. All I can really say is that I hope consumers don't push CDPR to force their content out, because given more time, I genuinely think this could have competed with or topped Witcher 3. In short, what they promised? No. Still worth it? Yes. Great game, and I'm going to have many more hours in this to come.