Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition is an open-world RPG containing two powerful adventures: the base game of Cyberpunk 2077, taking place in the dark future of Night City, and Phantom Liberty, a spy-thriller story set in the walled-off district of Dogtown. Players take on the role of V, a cyber-enhanced mercenary, and embark on a fight for survival filled with story-defining decisions, action-packed gameplay, and unforgettable characters, including rockerboy Johnny Silverhand (played by Keanu Reeves) and FIA sleeper agent Solomon Reed (played by Idris Elba). This new release is the perfect way to experience every story of the dark future; it also contains the free Update 2.0, which overhauled many of the game’s systems, introducing dynamic skill trees, high-octane vehicle combat, and enhanced enemy and police AI — as well as adding new weapons, vehicles, and clothes. The release is bolstered with a set of previously released digital goodies available as part of the “My Rewards” program, available to all who register.
Rated 4.3 / 5 from 2 logs on Katalog
Around 40hrs on first playthrough (not completed), 60hrs on the second and i finally beat the game with good number of side quests done. I wanted to enjoy it way more than i actually did. I would say that Phantom Liberty is the best part of the game. Of course the game is cool and edgy as hell and the graphics are insane and gameplay feels really smooth, but the main story did not pull me in unfortunately. There were some cool elements to the story sure but i feel like that's just a nature of things being set in the Cyberpunk world which is inherently cool. The biggest immersion breaking thing is that a beautifully crafted world is filled with souless npc's (small variety, wandering aimlessly, bad ai). and empty roads. This game was always too ambitious for it's own good and i feel like it came out too early in the ''gaming/hardware evolution'' timeline. That's why i will definitely be excited for Cyberpunk 2 as much as i was excited for this one when it was showcased. This game felt like a prototype (pretty good one at that). The next installment might be a masterpiece.
