Review on Cyberpunk 2077 - PS4 by Kai Wen ᠌

The box is covered with a dust jacket that is made of cardboard and is stretched over it. The package has two disks; first, the software is installed from one of them, then the other disk is used to supply the software, and finally, further 50 gigabytes are downloaded. The second disc is required for the game, and you can guarantee that you'll find it in the cider. Also, there are stickers, a poster with a map, and, more generally, a little bit of additional waste paper. Has some pros: The order turned out fantastically. This is a fantastic game (as of summer 2022). Everybody liked it. While I played on an Xbox One X, I did not come across any particularly major bugs; nonetheless, there were a few occasions when the game abruptly ended and crashed into the console menu with the prompt to save your progress. I purchased it for 2500, and at that price point, everything is appropriate. Cons: The Poles have made the game look like it's set in the 1990s; everyone has hairstyles that were popular when I was younger, and their clothes are made of polyethylene in a variety of colors. On replay, the linguistic and cultural adaption of the 2022 voice acting sounds like a mate; still, I advise playing the game in English.