Cyberpunk 2077 - Piggyback Interactive Map

All negative reviews that are not a critque of the software and usability have NOT interasctive with it in anyway. Not even indirectly. It has a free version avalible through a browser, the paid is the digital addition of the guide book presented throught the interactive map. The internet requirement is for syncing. Nothing about the complaints or connection to CDPR not fulfilling the site promise is true.

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Technically this is neither a game nor a DLC. It is access to an online service, hence IMHO DRM-free doesn't apply here: you cannot "install" a webpage, so there cannot be an offline installer for it. I agree that this is something I wouldn't have expected from GOG.com, but in their defense I have to say that this goes against all those "steam games have this and that – why doesn't GOG" comments out there: If GOG wouldn't supply this, the now very negative comments would be the other way around. That said, I confess that I wouldn't buy (or use) this map either, since it's unclear for how long such a webpage will (or can) remain... (4 stars for going new ways while staying true to the old ways.)

And for that £4.99 when the final game will be finished? when co-op and multi? I will not come back to this game until co-op or multi will be released

to counter all reviews claiming this product has DRM,. You buy ACCES TO A WEBSITE, and to visit a website you need internet. That is not the same as DRM. DRM is a required internet connection for a app on your pc (a game is simple an app), which without DRM would not need that internet connection. To reach a interactive map on a website - you need internet connection. Cause you want to visit a site on the internet. Nothing to do with DRM. Its not even something from Cyberpunk nor CD Projekt. Now, it is weird to add this as DLC, since its not DLC. Its something thats been used for ages already externalyy. But its not DRM, educate yourself