I grew to appreciate Cyberpunk when I explored other open-world games. Its world and atmosphere truly immerse you, evoking a sensation I hadn't felt since Skyrim, albeit in a futuristic setting. One major highlight is the exceptionally well-crafted and believable characters, a trademark of CD Projekt Red's storytelling prowess. Even in its early stages, the game demonstrated solidity, featuring intriguing gunfights and the option to pursue personally enjoyable hacking-focused builds.
However, it was the 2.0 adjustments and accompanying DLCs that truly elevated Cyberpunk to one of the best in its genre. The introduction of a gunfight-focused build added a thrilling pace to the gameplay, while the Phantom Liberty story arc rivaled, if not surpassed, the main storyline in depth and engagement. Although I found the base game's narrative somewhat lacking in replay value, prompting me to step away once the DLC concluded.
Looking ahead, I anticipate revisiting Cyberpunk's world in a few years, hoping to explore it anew with a different character build. It's a testament to the game's richly crafted universe and engaging gameplay that keeps drawing players back for more.
However, it was the 2.0 adjustments and accompanying DLCs that truly elevated Cyberpunk to one of the best in its genre. The introduction of a gunfight-focused build added a thrilling pace to the gameplay, while the Phantom Liberty story arc rivaled, if not surpassed, the main storyline in depth and engagement. Although I found the base game's narrative somewhat lacking in replay value, prompting me to step away once the DLC concluded.
Looking ahead, I anticipate revisiting Cyberpunk's world in a few years, hoping to explore it anew with a different character build. It's a testament to the game's richly crafted universe and engaging gameplay that keeps drawing players back for more.