What could you say about Cyberpunk 2077 that we don't already know? It's a very good game that was very buggy when it first came out, but they've managed to handle it, fix it, and improve it. It's clearly a shame, as it leaves a very bad first impression, added to the fact that CD Projekt Red has been tarnished by this release.
It's hard to believe, but this game came out five years ago, and in 2023 its expansion was released, which I haven't had the chance to play yet, but I will sooner rather than later. This game is set in Night City, a very futuristic megacity. This entire universe has advanced technology, but despite this, people live in social decay and crime rates are extremely high.
But I don't want to focus on the game, or the story, or any of the characters. Instead, I want us to enjoy the landscapes. It may seem strange to say this, since the cities in this game are practically overflowing with buildings, smoking chimneys, and megacorporations, but they still have their charm. Why is that, you might ask?
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Well, I feel that there is beauty in all that chaos, in all those neon lights, in those street stalls selling food of dubious origin, in all those advertising billboards that cloud your vision. I feel that even though we see it in a negative light, it has a unique style that some people will like more or less, but we have to recognize that it is distinctive of this genre.
The days in the city are visually warmer, but don't stray too far from the city because you'll end up stumbling upon miles and miles of garbage generated by the city and its inhabitants over time. However, as I mentioned, there is also beauty in such an aberration of filth.
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In a way, it shows us what can happen if we are not careful; in fact, much of this is already happening. I see it as a critique, a glimpse into the future that could be ours if we are not careful with technology and human ambition.
Thanks for reading, I'm Nitsu. I hope you enjoyed these screenshots, and I'll see you next time.
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