Cyberpunk 2077 is the best VR Game I Have Played…What?

CG writes: I’ve spent many hours in CDPR’s Cyberpunk 2077 in 2D, racking-up over 200 hours and possibly close to 300 since the game launched in December 2020. The recent 1.5 update has given the game some new life as far as I am concerned, and has meant another playthrough. My adventures with lead character “V” haven’t waned considering I love to play with specific class based builds, and do things like limit myself to not levelling-up the character to see how events pan out. Well…most recently another passion of mine (VR) collided with Cyberpunk 2077, and that is via the rather excellent LukeRoss REAL VR mod which works with the game. Previously, the mod worked with games such as Red Dead Redemption 2, Horizon Zero Dawn, and even the now aged GTA V, but bringing Night City into VR is something to behold.

[Lightning Mr Bubbles]

I just want more Cyberpunk, I thought the story was really good but unfortunately the game and disappointment seem to go hand and hand. Instead of looking at what the game did well, everyone still remembers the disastrous launch.

[anast]

I still play it. I heard they are going to continue adding to the game and there are some sizable expansions coming up.

[UnHoly_One]

Well then you have people like me that didn't play it until like 6 weeks ago and I loved every second of it and thought it was amazing. I played it twice back to back, and I'll absolutely play it through again in the future.

Sometimes waiting a while on a new release game pays off.

[After10Ben]

I'm about 35 hours in (PS5) and I really love it. Some of the side stories in the game are super interesting and emotional. Of course, I was never one to jump on the trendy hate bandwagons, so it was easy for me to evaluate it objectively.

[ibrake4naps]

They should recoup some of their money by making a psvr2 version!

[bunt-custardly]

It is possible but it would cost them money rather than they would recoup any. If one person can make a VR mod for it then they should be able to do it theoretically. Could be a really nice PSVR system seller though don't you think? They would have to severely optimize the game to suit the PS5 hardware tho. I think the problem lies with getting everything perfect in VR which is a testing minefield. Modders on PC can get away with things that don't look right or are broken. QA has to be passed for CD Projekt Red.