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Night City is one of the most deeply flawed open-world areas I've ever played in, but it's not its fault. If this game itself were technologically perfect, no bugs, no weird visual glitches, I would be constantly lost in Night City. I understand its attraction — it's somewhere that's so much bigger than you are. But it's also full of venom, waiting for one falter in its people before it pounces. The city has its own traits, all owed to CD Projekt Red's designers and artists. They managed to take the twisted cityscapes of classic Cyberpunk works like Bladerunner and turn them into a reality. Except, this city isn't a set piece, it's a player. When you first step out of V's apartment and see its bustling streets, that's its beauty. When you look in dark alleys and see the people that society turns away from, you see its desperation. Night City is beautiful, it is full of life, and it constantly wants to kill you. 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Most players might not even encounter him since he's more of an endgame character, with very much endgame-themed quests. Kerry starts off as a bitter, jealous old-school musician, but grows to like his competit<br><br> <br>Cyberpunk 2077 is a game unlike any other I've played, ever. Period. It's wholly unique in terms of its content, its scale, and the story it tells. It throws you into a strange world glistening with chrome and neon and offers a plethora of options. Every decision you make has an effect, either small or huge, and you'll only know when it happens. That extends to both the game's quests and characters, every action has a consequence. When you get into the belly of Night City, you'll either be thrilled and ready to explore or overwhelmed and ready to quit. Like I said before, it's a game full of extremes within extre<br><br> <br>Playing through Clair Obscur for the first time was a deeply personal experience, as I'm sure it is for everyone that plays. The game connects you with its world and characters in subtle yet extremely effective ways, and even against stiff competition in 2025, it's likely to be a top contender for G<br><br> <br>There's no game that can recreate the same feeling as playing NieR: Automata for the first time, because anything that tries to emulate it feels like a low-grade version of the original. It's easily one of the best RPGs ever made, and one that most players would happily relive for the first time if they co<br>