Cyberpunk 2077

Listen, there's no getting around it: When Cyberpunk 2077 launched back in late 2020, it was a mess. After nearly a decade of overwhelming hype, this sci-fi epic from the creators of The Witcher had little chance of living up to everyone's overblown hopes. But even as someone who went in with more measured expectations—and who played on PC, which was definitely the most stable platform to play it on at launch—it was still a rough experience at times.

Night City Shines Brighter Than Ever: Cyberpunk 2077's launch was a storm of anticipation and controversy. While its initial state didn't quite meet the sky-high expectations, CD Projekt Red has been diligently working on improvements, and in 2024, Night City shines brighter than ever, especially on the PlayStation 5. A feast for the cybernetic eyes: The visuals have undergone a stunning transformation. The neon-drenched cityscape pulsates with detail, from the grime-caked alleys to the chrome-plated skyscrapers. Ray tracing bathes every scene in realistic lighting, adding depth and immersion. Gone are the blurry textures and pop-in that plagued the launch version. Night City now feels truly alive, a visual spectacle that constantly begs to be explored.

I've played this game about 4 times since it's launch in December 2020. And oh boy I never doubted this game once. sure it was a bit of a buggy mess back then. But the gameplay the story and the variety never left me bored with this game at all. First the characters and oh boy I loved all of them from the mysterious. Goro Takamura to the jokey but nice at heart Jackie Welles the characters never left me feeling bored especially johnny silverhand with his silly remarks against V. my only complaint is that adam smasher should of got alot more screentime in my opinion! Second the story and overall I found the story great with almost no complaints. except for the quality drop off from Act 1 to Act 2 there both good but act 1 just felt a little more focused on more. and my opinion and it really shows (but there both great) the basic premise is that your V a badass that you create as the game progresses through your play style but unlike the Courier from fallout new Vegas. were you build him through the story and gameplay or the reputation system V is a Real character with a back story. granted backstory you choose from the three lifepaths but he's still a character that gets developed through the story you meet Jackie Welles and you both become friends as you grow through popularity and word through the street of night city. You meet a fixer named Dexter Deshawn a well known fixer who offers you a job to take a Biochip from arasaka. As he tasks you to go get a spider bot known as a "flathead" from Maelstrom. And that's the basic premise that I can give for now you should honestly play the game yourself too see it unfold for yourself it's truly worth it! Three the gameplay now for me the gameplay is rewarding satisfying and addictive. For one the variety is amazing with shotguns tech shotguns pistols smart pistols assault rifles smgs katanas chainsaw blades and a whole lot freaking more! Sadly the variety can't be said for the enemy's it's either guy with gun guy with mantis blades that can teleport and maybe a mech and a Robot if your lucky however the side bosses and actual boss fights are pretty amazing! I can't say most since there part of "spoilers" but there all pretty good what I can mention is cyberphyscos there pretty fun to fight If easy If your weapon has elemental damage. The skill tree for the gameplay is also pretty good and defines your play style ALOT. As you put your attributes evenly spread out across all skills or focus on two to three for your build. it really depends like if you like stealthy gameplay than focus on cool or if you like quick hacking (like me) you focus on intelligence it's really cool and it's one of the biggest skill trees in a game I've seen at least. but within this skills are bonus perks such as "quick hacks apply to the enemy 30 percent faster" stuff like that is worth grinding your skills and ultimately making your life a grind fest (like me). overall cyberpunk is a very fun enjoyable ride with great characters great gameplay variety (mostly) and a great story overall cyberpunk 2077 is a 9/10 and I would absolutely recommend you play it before you die thanks for reading my review!

The large update for Cyberpunk 2077, titled Phantom Liberty, has been released. Perhaps you haven't noticed yet, but we have a new friend. In the Dogtown, a special NPC character named Qian Si Hu has appeared. In the game, he is a cyberware doctor responsible for assisting people in maintaining and repairing their cyberware. In fact, this character's prototype is a rare disease patient named Wang Renfei. He is a dedicated fan of this game. After the official release of

Though many believed that the enormous 2.0 version of Cyberpunk 2077 would be the last major update for the game, in a stream on December 1, 2023, CD Projekt Red announced even more changes coming to the revitalized game. Among these changes are some features that players have been asking for since the very beginning of the hype train all those years ago – including a Metro system. Taking the train around Night City at one's leisure is far from the only new thing players will be able to do in Cyberpunk 2077's 2.1 update, though. On December 5, 2023, Cyberpunk 2077 players will be able to interact with romance partners in new ways, listen to the radio everywhere, engage in more dynamic vehicle combat, and even take on a newly supercharged, Sandevistan-wielding Adam Smasher boss fight.

The developer specifically states that it will bring the game to Summer Game Fest Play Days, allowing media to experience the expansion behind closed doors. Phantom Liberty will be getting a lot more attention in the near future, whether or not it performs at the live concert as well. For the PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC, Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty is scheduled for release some time in 2023.