Fantastic screenshot.
this post was submitted on 26 Aug 2023
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Dumb question but does the game look close to this?
It looks better, actually. Especially if you have a high end GPU that can handle path tracing.
Unfortunately the game itself isn't very good. They fixed all the bugs but it's just not that fun to play. I'd pick it up for $15, though, to have a pretty demo to show off your $1200+ graphics card, if nothing else.
Too much Japanese for a "European" city
Well this is taken outside of Japantown, looking into the Arasaka (Japanese) business district.
Night City is on the west coast of North America. The world in cyberpunk is heavily controlled by global influences, of which the Japanese Arasaka is arguably the largest.
Never played the game, but I thought it was in Spain for some reason.
The society in the game uses a global currency called "euro-dollars". I'm not sure the concept of countries is relevant in the future depicted by the game. The wars and politics are about corporations, not governments.
Looks incredible!