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I don’t really follow the gaming press and couldn’t tell you what generation of PlayStation / X-Box / etc. we’re on, so I’m unfamiliar with how previous buggy g
by keiferski 6y ago
I don’t really follow the gaming press and couldn’t tell you what generation of PlayStation / X-Box / etc. we’re on, so I’m unfamiliar with how previous buggy games were received.
My experience is that it’s a fun game with some minor problems. If you like cyberpunk books or media, you’ll love it. The writing team put a lot of effort into crafting a backstory of the world.
Overall it reminds me of the original Neuromancer novel; moments of sheer brilliance mixed with moments of tacky, embarrassingly bad writing. That specific quality is part of the genre’s history, to me, and I think a lot of the criticism toward 2077 is from people who haven’t read much of the previous books.
- rusk 6y agoDon’t know why you’re flagged bro - this seems reasonable to me
- jayd16 6y agoI love Neuromancer but you're right. Its just the Italian Job with a cool backdrop. I'm not sure what kind of deep story this article author was expecting.
- keiferski 6y agoI think Neuromancer excels in the same way 2077 does, which is in the details. Both briefly mention really interesting ideas offhandedly in the background.