After many, many delays, CD Project Reds Cyberpunk 2077 Finally released last week on PC and game consoles, giving everyone a chance to travel around the neon-plated future city and try out a character-creator with a wide range of genital options. Unfortunately, the general consensus was that those delays were not enough and hit the game shelves a little more subdued. This game quickly gained a reputation for some brutal bugs and flaws, not to mention a problem with epileptic seizures One reviewer had to write a PSA about it When she had a seizure while playing for her review. Whether the game was So exaggerated Problems have become harder to ignore before release or because the bugs are actually much worse than other games of this type.
The most difficult, in fact, CDPR felt the need to apologize for the game, which was written in a terribly bright yellow background in a very small font. In the post, CDPR apologizes for effectively ignoring the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions of the game (they are worse than the PC version) and chose not to display them publicly before release. The developers promise to “fix bugs and malfunctions and improve the overall experience” and provide a timetable for when new links will be released, but if that’s not enough, they will refund anyone who is unhappy with the console version you were given before December 21.
In other words, one of the biggest games of the year (otherwise) The The largest, with the introduction of a new console) was released in a very bad condition, the developers seriously avoided showing its specific versions, and now those who bought those versions have to get a refund. Video games are hard to create, especially in the midst of an epidemic and especially the gap between high-end PCs and standard end-gen consoles is bigger than ever, but it’s still a hole that CDPR has to push itself out of. After all, individuals who do not receive this refund offer are expected to fulfill these development promises.