Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty

Starts with a bunch of platforming in the dark that goes on too long then a COD action sequence, and then a snooze fest of more random quests. The hype from fans is ridiculous, it is nowhere near as good as they are describing it. Some of the missions like Balls to the Wall are just plain impossible and goofy. There really isn't much content here either, it's a few decent missions in a tiny area. The best parts are the interactions with Johnny which help flesh him out a little more and he's got more endearing backstory revealed. But that's about it. I feel like I got ripped off.

I hated the tunnel it forces you to go throw for two hours at the start. And especially that I did this twice: once with a new character, Then, with my beloved old savegame, as i found out that i can use the ending from the DLC instead of doing the final chapter of the base game. Balancing seemed off, my beloved char died a lot in the first story mission. So I broke of playing this, even if the base game was one of my favorite games from the last fiveteen years. Second only to BG3 in that timespan.

Massive disappointment. The storyline is contrived, predictable, and fundamentally you are given story branches to choose from, but really it is a pseudo-choice where the outcome pretty much plays out the same either way. There is so much cinematic dialogue that eclipses the gameplay, and it just falls short on every level apart from the gorgeous music OST.

A beautiful dlc ^^

Why the CD Projekt platform is the only place were the DLC is not in sale