DO NOT BUY Cyberpunk 2077 Switch 2 gameplay

Hello, welcome back to a new video.

So today we're going to be talking about

Cyberpunk 2077 on the Switch 2, which I

just got yesterday, and I've got the

Switch 2 over there charging.

We're going to boot up the game in a

minute.

So this is a— it's one of the latest

editions of Cyberpunk, also comes with the

Phantom Liberty.

It costs £65 for the Switch 2 edition,

which is kind of expensive considering

this game came out 5 years ago.

So we're gonna see how the game runs on

the Switch 2.

Let's go.

Okay, so we have the Switch 2 here.

I just got it yesterday and I've got

Cyberpunk 2077 and we're just going to see

what the gameplay is like.

So first of all, I have to say the

gameplay does feel very smooth.

The game does run pretty well.

Oh crap, I did not mean to walk off the

edge.

Hmm, I have to say the loading speed is

not the best when you have to reload a

checkpoint, so you can see the red bar

Loading there.

It is taking quite a while.

There you go.

So when you die, yeah, you're gonna have

to see that loading screen.

It's like 10-15 seconds.

So the gameplay feels quite smooth, um,

but what I notice is when you're doing the

shooting, it is— it's not— these

controllers, they're not very good, to be

honest, for gaming FPS gaming.

Um, obviously mouse and keyboard would be

better, but these controls— there's like

nothing to grip on.

They're so flat on the underneath.

There's nothing to like wrap your fingers

around like with the Steam Deck.

So you kind of just end up bunching all

your fingers around the back like that.

So it's not, it's not very comfortable, to

be honest.

And look, when you're trying to shoot

I mean, it's doable, it's usable, it's

okay, it's just not the best.

Like, when you're trying to accurately

shoot with this thumbstick, the thumbstick

is a bit, you know, like, I don't know, it

feels really twitchy.

Like, it's hard to aim precisely where you

want to aim.

You kind of just have to wing it and like

hope you're gonna nudge the thumbstick in

the right direction.

And land on where you want to hit.

So yeah, so the game looks like this.

It looks pretty good

considering it's on a handheld like a

Switch, not a Steam Deck or ROG Ally,

which is built for performance.

Um, so yeah, £60— I mean, £65 for this

game, which is not even a new game,

seems like a bit of a rip-off to me.

Although I do appreciate the fact that

they brought this game onto the Switch

too.

So I guess if you've never played the

game, I mean, the details are quite good,

like the holes,

and you can shoot the bodies and blood

comes out just like on the PC version.

I do like how when you shoot the body,

you get a bullet hole on the body.

Oh my god, I forgot you could blow their

legs off.

Oh damn.

Oh wow.

Yeah, it's quite a graphic— graphical

game.

For some reason I can't shoot his head

off.

Oh well.

So yeah, um, I do not like the vibration

and I haven't figured out how to turn it

off.

Also, clicking the left thumbstick to

sprint is really annoying.

It's also hard to play the game when I've

got the camera in front of my face

blocking it, and there's like a lag

looking through the viewfinder.

So I have to give this game—

I mean, I like the game.

I think this is an 8 out of 10 game, but

on the Switch it's probably like a 6.2 out

of 10 game.

Mainly because the controls suck.

The controls do not feel comfy.

And there's just so much talking.

Like, when does the game just begin and

this guy shuts up?

This guy just talks and talks and talks.

It's a pretty good thumbnail there.

Let me get thumbnail.

Okay, I got it.

Yeah, so I don't know what the frame rate

is because it doesn't seem like there's a

frame rate counter on the Switch.

I mean, why can't he just press the

button?

Why do I have to press it?

Wait, what'd I do?

Oh, I got called someone.

Hello, hello, pendejo.

His voice is so annoying.

So yeah, if you're gonna get a game on the

Switch 2 and you don't know what to get,

I don't think this game's the worst one to

get.

Uh, I, I don't know if I regret getting

it, to be honest, cuz I've already

finished it.

I don't really know if I'm going to play

it again, but I've already bought it.

Unless I can send it back.

£65, I could have bought a whole bunch of

other games.

There's just not many Switch 2 exclusive

games out, and then what's the point

getting a Switch 2 if you're not going to

play Switch 2 exclusive games?

I feel like I'd rather just play Darkest

Dungeon.

He's not even stirring it.

Oh, maybe it's the music.

Don't want to get copyright.

Yeah, so Night City looking

miserable as ever.

I mean, it does look pretty good.

Unfortunately, there's no GTA on the

Switch, like GTA 5 or anything, so if you

want a game like GTA 5, this is the

closest you're gonna get.

I would have loved GTA 5 on it.

I reckon Switch 2 could have easily

handled GTA 5 because these graphics are

probably better.

I mean, GTA 5 came out before Cyberpunk

2077, so it's not like its graphics are so

good it wouldn't be able to play.

It'll be really cool if they brought GTA 5

onto it.

I think Red Dead 2's coming to Switch 2 as

well later.

So yeah, you get to pay another £60 for a

game you probably already own.

And okay, it's shooting, this is what I

was talking about, but it's not,

not the best shooting experience.

You kind of just have to twitch it

and hope that

your reflexes are good enough to land on

them.

It's really hard to like precisely aim.

Using this controller because you don't

really have anything to grip onto.

I guess a way to fix that would be getting

some kind of custom Joy-Con mount things

where it gives you some extra grip.

I say games where you got to aim

precisely, probably Switch 2 is not the

best console to play it on unless you get

a proper controller.

Yes, uh, Switch 2, Cyberpunk 2077, pretty

good.