In Project Hospital, you are set to become “an aspiring architect, a successful manager and an ace doctor at the same time”. As an architect, you will be able to design your hospital and tweak every detail should you wish – or just use one of the pre-defined models offered. As a manager you can “contract different insurance companies to gain access to patients with more interesting medical conditions.” And as a doctor you can use the equipment you have built to “perform examinations, laboratory tests and use various equipment to solve the diagnostic puzzles”.

You’ll need to plan the construction and layout, manage staff, and research more advanced technologies to deal with increasingly complicated conditions. It's all a lot of hard work. Or an absolute treat, if you’re into that kind of thing.

THE GOOD
- Tutorial guide your through the basics of treating patients and running hospitals
- Sandbox mode, campaign and challenge levels
- Tons of information

THE BAD
- Hardly accessible to newcomers
- Easy to loose overview


DISASTER | BAD | MEDIOCRE | OKAY | GOOD | GREAT | AMAZING | MASTERPIECE

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Like the greats in the cyberpunk genre, “Cyberpunk 2077” asks what it means to be human and ponders the effects of a society run by mega corporations that have far too much control. However, the biggest failure of “Cyberpunk” is never taking these ideas far enough, making them feel shallow in a superficial setting that asks interesting questions, but fails to answer them thoughtfully.

Night City is equal parts ugly and impressive. Dimly-lit bars brim with life, though an uncomfortably loud, orgasmic moan — originating from a television ad nearby — may interrupt your experience.

At its best, cyberpunk fiction can be a lens through which we examine our own world; A dystopian society is meant to be ugly. “‘Cyberpunk’ is a warning, not an aspiration,” said Mike Pondsmith, the creator of the tabletop game of which the video game is based from, in an interview with NME Magazine. But Night City doesn’t feel like a warning or an aspiration. Its fairly apolitical nature does little to encourage players to reflect on real-world problems upon completing the game.

Johnny Silverhand, played by Keanu Reeves, has a significant role in the story as a co-protagonist. He plays the part well, giving the flawed character a believable redemptive arc.

For the past few years, CD Projekt Red has undergone damage control. The studio released a long series of patches, worked on improved compatibility across systems, and re-adjusted its DLC plans to focus more on quantity than quality.

Gamers looking for a cyber-filled RPG experience may wonder if Cyberpunk 2077 is worth playing today. The timing couldn’t be better. Lots and lots of patches later, Cyberpunk 2077 has broadly recovered from the technical problems it had at launch. If you quit Cyberpunk 2077 because of constant crashes or environments zipping in and out of existence, you can safely return to a much better experience. That alone is a reason to jump into Cyberpunk if you gave it a pass the first time.

In addition to smoother performance, Projekt Red has another bonus for those with high-end rigs and an interest in pushing graphics. There’s now a ray-tracing Overdrive mode adding graphics boosts for the latest Nvidia GPUs. There are a few improvements for other graphics cards too – things like ray-tracing when taking in-game photos. These benefits are noticeable for both players with less-expensive hardware and those with top gaming computers. It shows just how far Cyberpunk 2077 has come since its release.

THE GOOD
- Addictive Storyline
- Remarkable graphics and sound design
- Memorable cast
- Some excellent quests
- Outstanding soundtrack

THE BAD
- Terrible Bounty System

DISASTER | BAD | MEDIOCRE | OKAY | GOOD | GREAT | AMAZING | MASTERPIECE

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