Cyberpunk: Edgerunner review

I expect many of the AAA games to become more open world games.

 

Open world has such an issue with structure though. I only like it in a few games. Often when I start an open world game up I lose interest.

 

Yeah. I often find that Open World games really lack a cohesive narrative. They just don't move forward like a more linear game might which has a tighter narrative.

 

I still remember how people praising Far Cry 3 for sightseeing potential. But then it was 2012.

I think Deus Ex model is much more preferable. Hub worlds with open map sort. I mean the ones in Deus Ex Human Revolution and Mankind Divided.

 

The first Deus Ex was pretty decent.

 

"pretty decent"

It was a masterpiece. It was like the very first game that I played as toddler and took it seriously.

 

Sure. I love it too. But there is also a bit of nostalgia. It is an "old" game after all. So it has it's flaws here and there. Particularly when you compare the last part of the game in Area51 with the midle of the game. It's still a true classic. But I think in overall level design and stylistically Deus Ex Human Revolution was better.

 

You mean a distinct lack of structure in the chase for developers cutting corners to avoid putting together something cohesive in order to shovel things out faster player freedom?