I think it's easier to list off what isn't enjoyable in the game than what is to recommend; and this is something I couldn't have said when the game originally released. It was a bug ridden mess, that felt incomplete and in dire need of some TLC. I can happily say that I want so much more whenever, wherever for the Cyberpunk universe and from CDPR!

Cyberpunk 2077 doesn't have very many (if any) weak spots. What is debatably a weakness to the game is some of the side gigs; they could have been more "mission-like" but as it is it's a great mix and overall none of them are terrible. Cyberpunk 2077 also would have benefited from the ability to personalize weapons a bit more. Where it is right now, it is not bad, just a bit more could have been put into the weapons.

Cyberpunk 2077 is a phenomenal game with impressive graphics and an immersive and ever changing world, where your presence is felt from the very first loading screen and on; through various news articles you hear on stations, elevators and other parts of the map, the world and map it's self and other places as you experience and live your life as a mercenary in NC. The ways to play the game are near limitless; and you can come up with a wide variety of classes and builds with the perk tree. The romance system and side quests are well done and gives an incentive to replay-ability of the game. Not to mention various dialog choices and endings based on your actions to give you more than one reason to play through the game.

If you are on the fence about this game because of things that were said to you on launch or if you played at launch and couldn't get into it fully but had some fun, I recommend giving this game a shot for yourself. If you try on steam, you have two hours to play to get a feel for it! If you're worried that you won't have a chance to customize your character and play in 2 hours, you can select the main customization choices like your gender, body parts, face, etc; and then most of the customization options are available to change at certain mirrors or at ripperdoc's in the game, so you can jump in relatively quickly in one of the three story backgrounds and experience the game for yourself to give yourself an honest opinion / shot.

**Phantom Liberty DLC**

This DLC ties in well with a brand new story whether you just started the game or have come back after a long time, unlocking automatically after a few main story missions. The writing for the story is phenomenal, gripping the player instantly from the jump and pulling them into a wild and frantic spy / espionage action thriller where your choices matter and alter the world around you and the story it's self. It also encourages replayablility, as I do and is undoubtedly worth picking up with the game when you decide to play the game and is a game seller on it's own.

Do yourself a favor and play Cyberpunk 2077.

**At the time of writing this i've pleasantly enjoyed the game and have owned it from launch to 2.1**

I think it's easier to list off what isn't enjoyable in the game than what is to recommend; and this is something I couldn't have said when the game originally released. It was a bug ridden mess, that felt incomplete and in dire need of some TLC. I can happily say that I want so much more whenever, wherever for the Cyberpunk universe and from CDPR! Cyberpunk 2077 doesn't have very many (if any) weak spots. What is debatably a weakness to the game is some of the side gigs; they could have been more "mission-like" but as it is it's a great mix and overall none of them are terrible. Cyberpunk 2077 also would have benefited from the ability to personalize weapons a bit more. Where it is right now, it is not bad, just a bit more could have been put into the weapons. Cyberpunk 2077 is a phenomenal game with impressive graphics and an immersive and ever changing world, where your presence is felt from the very first loading screen and on; through various news articles you hear on stations, elevators and other parts of the map, the world and map it's self and other places as you experience and live your life as a mercenary in NC. The ways to play the game are near limitless; and you can come up with a wide variety of classes and builds with the perk tree. The romance system and side quests are well done and gives an incentive to replay-ability of the game. Not to mention various dialog choices and endings based on your actions to give you more than one reason to play through the game. If you are on the fence about this game because of things that were said to you on launch or if you played at launch and couldn't get into it fully but had some fun, I recommend giving this game a shot for yourself. If you try on steam, you have two hours to play to get a feel for it! If you're worried that you won't have a chance to customize your character and play in 2 hours, you can select the main customization choices like your gender, body parts, face, etc; and then most of the customization options are available to change at certain mirrors or at ripperdoc's in the game, so you can jump in relatively quickly in one of the three story backgrounds and experience the game for yourself to give yourself an honest opinion / shot. **Phantom Liberty DLC** This DLC ties in well with a brand new story whether you just started the game or have come back after a long time, unlocking automatically after a few main story missions. The writing for the story is phenomenal, gripping the player instantly from the jump and pulling them into a wild and frantic spy / espionage action thriller where your choices matter and alter the world around you and the story it's self. It also encourages replayablility, as I do and is undoubtedly worth picking up with the game when you decide to play the game and is a game seller on it's own. Do yourself a favor and play Cyberpunk 2077. **At the time of writing this i've pleasantly enjoyed the game and have owned it from launch to 2.1**