How long I had been waiting for this game. CD Projekt RED never released anything bad. A world of the future, cool guns, and shootouts with loads of cyber implants. Finally, after completing the purchase, I started downloading the game. I hope my computer can handle this beast. Yeah, the system requirements are off the charts, but it's okay, you, my dear, have handled many games before. I gently patted the system unit next to me.

After preparing some chips and soda, I was ready to enjoy this masterpiece all night long. Finally, the download was complete, and I pressed launch. Oh, damn, what a cool Cyberpunk 2077 intro. Goosebumps ran all over my body, the in-game footage was beyond praise. If the graphics are really like that in the game, then it's a bomb.

I pressed "new game". So, who do I want to play as? Well, the choice isn't particularly wide, but judging by the early reviews, it doesn't matter. So I pick randomly, choosing the street kid, and start customizing my character. After finishing that, I quickly entered the game. The fans in my computer roared loudly. As soon as the opening scenes of the game appeared, the computer started to lag terribly, and then it caught fire. Acrid smoke from melting plastic filled the room, which was tightly closed. Flames burst out, scorching the wallpaper. I didn't have time to recover from the shock before the room was engulfed in flames, and my consciousness started to fade from the carbon monoxide. So much for playing.

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My consciousness was being pulled through some kind of darkness. I felt absolutely nothing, and there was only emptiness around me. My thoughts were sluggish and heavy.

Memory block loading

Memory initialization 12%...35%

Some ancient symbols appeared before me. I barely understood their meaning. Am I hallucinating? Some light started to break through ahead, and some images began to fill my mind.

57%......76%

Maybe I just got drunk, and I'm having the DTs. After sleeping a bit, I'll wake up in my bed.

84%...99%

Memory synchronization

Now the scene before my eyes became clear, and I began to feel the world around me and hear the sounds of the city bustle.