Cyberpunk 2077, developed by CD Projekt Red, has been full of bugs since its release, and the content of various games is rougher than advertised at the time, and recently took a big step, and the evaluation on Steam finally changed from "mostly positive" to "particularly positive".
This means that of the 553,000 players who gave reviews, more than 80% gave thumbs. This led Marcin Momot, CD Projekt Red's global community director, to tweet to thank fans for recognizing the team's efforts over the years.
Although Cyberpunk 2077 was a bit of a rollover at the beginning of its launch, the bigger problem was the optimization of the home console version, and the desktop version performed relatively well, especially for high-performance computers. Therefore, even in the early days of launch, although the positive feedback of the Steam version fell below 70%, it was still in the state of "mostly positive".
Although most of the good reviews are already very good for a game, after all, "Cyberpunk 2077" gave players very high expectations before its release, so most of the good reviews are obviously insufficient for this game. CD Projekt Red was aware of the problems after its launch, apologized and began to fix all the problems.
After several updates and corrections, Cyberpunk 2077 first received a short-term positive reception at the November 2021 Fall Sale. Later included subsequent updates and the release of Netflix's "Electric Renegade: Edge Walker", which began to make positive reviews continue to rise.
Whether it's Cyberpunk 2077 or No Man's Sky, it's proof that as long as you try to fix the game to the point where players are satisfied, then everyone is still willing to give a chance.