「Cyberpunk 2077 Review — The City Is Alive And It Hates You」の版間の差分

<br>I have to give CD Projekt Red serious praise here. 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. It's the best area I've played in during any open-world g<br><br> <br>Even the game's driving mechanics feel dated. Although every vehicle has a different feel, they're all in the god-awful section of the driving spectrum. None of the cars I've driven have been easy or fun to control, and in a game where getting around is so important, it's a bummer. Cyberpunk 2077 loves to flaunt its gorgeous vehicles, from their sleek exteriors to their lush, high-end interiors. But no matter what ride V plants himself in, they're all mostly the same. All those buttons on the dashboard are a facade, they don't actually do anything. At least in Grand Theft Auto V players could lower or raise the roof on convertible cars. 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