Recent reviews by intelfx

Pretty much a reference simcade, quite enjoyable while not excessively hardcore.

On the downside, needs >16GiB RAM (otherwise crashes), needs a ton of Microsoft/Xbox services and logging into a Microsoft account (otherwise crashes) and is generally incredibly unstable and sensitive to system configuration up to requiring a specific version of NVIDIA drivers (otherwise crashes). Oh, and did I say it crashes?

Meh. A puzzle game that doesn't bother to explain the rules of the world. And glitches.

Eeh... Tough question.
If you're looking for a light action basically RTX tech demo — you'll probably like it.
If you're looking for a Witcher-grade adventure masterpiece — hard negative.

It's grindy, buggy, unpolished, the story is "meh" and the world feels VERY hollow. There's no overarching narrative, no connections, nothing. Stuff just happens. Maybe that's the whole point of the cyberpunk world, but I'm not buying it.

As a next-gen picturesque shooter, though, it fits the bill.

No comment. Get it.

Between unpolished and sometimes straight-up bad UI, terrible performance (I'm barely reaching 4k60fps on a 3090!) and overall signature lack of compelling gameplay loops, I'm not sure why do I even bother.

Frontier, you could at least make UI good. RIght now, I feel like I have to *fight* the UI.

MSFS2020 is a good game.

This is a good simulator. Mind the difference.

I mean, I have 1500 hours in this game, I'm not qualified to make a comment.

(It's gotta be biased either way.)

A game for masochists. The genre is misleading -- this is not a stealth action game but a puzzle disguised as action. Puzzles themselves are linear and stupid, most of the time involving either exhaustive (and exhausting) guesswork or taking the game of chance until you meet the exact split-second timings the game needs to keep you alive.

And to ruin the rest of your day there is the cancerous autosave mechanic which will save your game in the most inopportune moments, one time requiring you to complete a 10-minute segment over and over until you find that exact sequence you need to deal with the last enemy, and other time saving your progress just as you are walking with a half-burnt stick with no clue where to go next (thus ruining the entire level because once you die and reload, you will respawn with the same half-burnt stick which is not enough to complete the trek).

TL;DR: if you are a puzzle lover with a spare desk to bang your head against, this game is for you. If you are looking for a story-rich adventure (as I did), either use the cheat engine or look elsewhere.

An exquisite game.
DLCs are heavily recommended as well.

That's the best open-world action game I've ever played, period. Graphics and gameplay are hyper-realistic — well, if you ignore the fact that the 40th Army appears to be staffed by the blind & deaf.