The only thing I dislike about this game is that there isn't an infinite amount of it for me to enjoy. I return to this game every few months, lose myself in it for a week, gush about how great it is to my friends, and then go back to the coldbox of other games like Bartmoss for another few months.

My only real gripes are that I wish there were more voice options, and I'd like a native option to narrow the field of random stats that populate when upgrading cyberware to stats that are relevant to your build. Mods solve this problem handily, but it's something I hope they CDPR thinks about doing if this game gets a sequel. Also, I personally am not a fan of any of the romance targets in the game; they all have some pretty crippling character flaws that would make me shy away from a serious relationship with them, so most of the time I just skip romance entirely.

9.5/10, sell me another one please -- preferably with fewer on-launch issues than this one.

A epic open world first person game with many different factions and political elites. A great story that'll have you either laughing or emotional at times. There's a skill tree mechanic in which you can unlock new abilities that'll either help you in combat, survive or learn skills to help you progress by means of learning how to hack systems, open doors and ventilation shafts.

The character animations are nicely done and life-like. The quests or missions are super long compared to other games. You literally feel like you're hanging out with someone for 2-3 hours. With lengthy dialogues and animations. Also, whether you are picking someone up, driving to a location to gather supplies, checking out or gathering intel on an enemy base before entering, driving to a location to pick up your reward. And even after everything, sometimes dropping that person back off.

To make the missions faster and easier to navigate, you can either fast travel to your objectives or allow AI to drive you to your objective markers with auto-drive. You can also skip forward in time, which skips dialogue and animations for those who have to reload a save and don't want to go through it all over again.

The Phantom Liberty DLC is well worth the price as I thought it would never end. But in a good way. With much more content, such as additional missions, skill tree, tech, cyberware, vehicles and weapons. A new cast of characters and actors. Not only does the base game alone have multiple different endings based on the decisions you make in the game, but the Phantom Liberty DLC also has many different endings.

The only downside to the game for me is there's no vehicle garage or aircraft hangars where you can customize your vehicles. You can at least purchase many different types of vehicles and give them a custom paint job.

I recommend making a manual save for each mission you play as there are some missable achievements and you also may have not liked the choices you have made that will change the overall experience and ending.

Don't Forget To Grab The Free DLC Bonus Content :
- Original score
- Art booklet featuring a selection of art from the game
- Digital Comic Cyberpunk 2077: Your Voice
- Cyberpunk 2020 sourcebook
- Wallpapers for desktop and mobile

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Features :
- Photo Mode : When enabled in game, allows you to freely roam with a camera. It has many different features from changing camera settings, filters, adding / removing NPCs, adding backgrounds, overlays, stickers and much more. You can also make the camera live and not just a freeze frame still picture by changing the game speed.

- Apartments : You can purchase different apartments located throughout Night City where you can store items, check your computer, watch TV, shower, sleep and more.

- Relationships : You can choose from various main story characters in which you can have a relationship. There are different interactions based on the chosen apartment.

Save Folder Location :
The saves can be found in the "CD Projekt Red" folder, which is located in :

C:\Users\USERNAME\Saved Games\CD Projekt Red

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I honestly am torn between recommending and not recommending this game. The gameplay itself is fantastic. It makes a lot of fun, and that is only after one playthrough of a more stealth/Quickhack based Playstyle. The looting, scenery and also just the overall atmosphere is great and brings everything I want from a Sci-fi Looter Shooter.

My Problem is with the Endings. I feel they are all badly written and just make no sense at all. I chose the Arasaka Ending, or rather came out there where I did the first one at the rooftop without the Pills, restarted and used the other longer one where I go to the Arasaka Tower and play through the Hanako Story.

The Ending I got there is just terrible. My Romance just ups and leaves after I called her from the Orbital station and I die 6 months after. Or I would have chosen the other route of just surrendering myself to Mikoshi, completely ignoring the entire Alt cunningham arc where I thought something happens since she told me to get into Mikoshi and she helps me after. (Did not play that ending, but from all I read it does not end well either and you just die?)

The Endings are understandably not all roses and sunshine as is NightCity standard, but they feel forcibly bad and not coherent with the characters and the previous storytelling.

Takes away from a great game and also makes it infuriatingly bad for a decision making game to feel like no decisions make a difference or get you to your outcome.

Overall I recommend the game for the Play aspect and surely the replayability with difference Endings, Approaches or Romance and Storylines.
Just be prepared that the Ending might leave you disappointed or feel taken out of the immersion.