Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty

..you might just like it more than the main game

Thank you for this! Loved it. Fits seamlessly into the story of the main game. Different decisions give you two completely different angles and endings to the DLC, that also have influence on your main game. A must have.

It's an excellent expansion but there are some choices in design that I wouldn't have done. Way too much reliance on quick time events and scripted deaths to give a sense of danger (which is jarring since V can very well turn right around and be a war god once the scripted stuff ends). Having said that: loved the writing, the acting is top notch, the new area and variation on gigs are really fun. If you have Cyberpunk already, this should be a no-brainer. If you don't, I'd still highly recommend it. Would give 4.5 stars if I could.

It's difficult to talk about this DLC, being a fan of the game. On the one hand, it is an exemplary DLC, an example for other studios, definitely. A new large piece of the map, several memorable additional quests now with an even greater illusion of choice, several cool staged scenes, a new ending. On the other hand, this is not the kind of DLC, I was expecting, there was so much that could be told, but they chose something unclear, about someone unknown. The main story is boring, the new ending is not written in the best way and generally does not fit well into the overall story because it destroys its drama, while trying to compensate with accents in the ending itself, which looks strange. No cool new characters were revealed, there are very few intersections with the main game, the optimization of a new piece of the map is simply terrible, I didn’t have this even at release, constant freezes for 5 seconds, permanent lack of textures. I also think that the price is too high - the ceiling is $20, and you should take it at a discount for $10-15. I don’t understand why they chose such a story for the addition and why it was implemented the way it was implemented. I'll still give it a 4 for complexity.

Like the base game, after nearly 800 hours of playing and replaying... Yeah, it's I guess it's pretty good too.