What the rating actually measures

The saved API summary contains 1,304 positive and 456 negative reviews. Dividing 1,304 by 1,760 gives about 74.1% when rounded to one decimal place. That percentage is the positive share of this specific review set, not a score out of ten, a completion rate, or a live measurement.

What kind of game are players reviewing?

The official sources describe a first-person cyberpunk life simulation with restaurants and nightclubs to run. Fishing can stock restaurant fridges and freezers, and fish can be sold on the market. Relationships, home decoration, boat travel, and freely explorable districts are also confirmed, while the FAQ says the world is not fully open world.

Does it match the experience you want?

The official FAQ identifies single-player play and says multiplayer or co-op is not planned. Choices affect relationships, and the story follows a core narrative arc. These facts help identify the advertised experience, but romance routes, a tested business progression, and detailed manager behavior remain 待确认 — to be confirmed.

Performance is separate from the rating

The saved PC requirements list 16 GB of memory and 42 GB on an SSD, with Windows 10 minimum and Windows 11 recommended. The FAQ advises starting with a lower graphics preset when troubleshooting performance. The collected sources do not provide this site’s own frame-rate tests, so measured performance on your hardware remains 待确认 — to be confirmed.

Why another Steam number may look different

A separate saved storefront showed 1,651 reviews and 73% positive. That store observation is not the same snapshot as the all-language, all-purchase API result above. Its filter, cache, or timing difference is 待确认 — to be confirmed, and 1,760 must not be paired with 73% as if they were one result.

What this summary cannot conclude

The retained API response provides totals rather than a full set of review text for thematic analysis. This page therefore does not claim that most players praise a particular feature or report a particular bug. Current reviews, later patches, and a definitive buy-or-skip verdict require evidence beyond this October 1 snapshot.