5 years after release and it continues to be one of the greatest games to test the capabilities of your rig on.

Cyberpunk 2077 – A Redemption Story Worth Experiencing

Let me start with this: don’t judge Cyberpunk 2077 by its early gameplay footage or release state. This is not the same game that launched back in 2020. Thanks to countless updates and the incredible Phantom Liberty expansion, Cyberpunk 2077 is now one of the most immersive, beautifully crafted RPG experiences I've ever played — and easily my favorite game of all time. From the moment you step into Night City, you're given complete control over your journey. Your character’s appearance, backstory (Nomad, Corpo, or Streetkid), and choices genuinely shape the story in meaningful ways. This isn't just marketing talk — decisions here have weight. You live with their consequences. Every path feels personal, and every playthrough can feel like a different game entirely. The soundtrack is absolutely phenomenal, with a gritty futuristic edge that pulls you deeper into the world. But the emotional core of the game, for me, is Johnny Silverhand. His presence, brought to life by Keanu Reeves, is more than just a celebrity cameo — it’s a philosophical punch to the gut. Through Johnny, I started looking at corporations and control in a whole new way. His character challenges you, provokes you, and ultimately becomes part of you in a narrative that sticks with you long after the credits roll. The voice acting across the board is stellar. Every character feels alive, complex, and real — whether you’re sharing a quiet moment with Judy or trading fire with gangs in a back alley. Speaking of which, the gunfights? They're intense. Combat is tight, responsive, and customizable. Whether you prefer hacking from the shadows, going full cyber-ninja, or blowing through doors with heavy artillery, the game rewards your style. The variety of builds and playstyles keeps gameplay fresh even deep into your second or third run. That said, I strongly recommend not playing this game without the Phantom Liberty DLC. It’s not just a side story — it completes the experience. Dogtown adds a whole new layer of narrative, gameplay mechanics, and emotional depth. Without it, you’re not getting the full potential of what Cyberpunk 2077 has become. In the end, Cyberpunk 2077 is a game about choice, identity, and rebellion — both in the story it tells and in the way you play it. It’s a dark, thrilling ride through a dystopian future that, ironically, feels more alive and human than most games out there.

Do yourself a favor...
Just play this game.