Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty

The core issue with Phantom Liberty is that it doesn't really "expand" anything (other than the map -- and only a little). Its content, while competent, runs on a parallel track to the main narrative and enriches the base game the same way a sidecar makes for a "better" motorcycle... Is it more Cyberpunk? Definitely. Is it fun? You betcha... But if you were hoping for "the biggest expansion ever"; some extra time with Kerry, Judy, Panam or River; a meaningful alteration of the main plot's ending; or even to find out why -- over the course of all those patches -- CDPR built-up that Wraiths warehouse near the Lake Farm fast travel point, well -- start writing fan-fiction, I guess. 'Cause Phantom Liberty isn't ANY of that.

The greatest comeback CDPR ever made. Great storyline with immersive spy thriller elements, incredibly versatile game mechanics and mind blowing endings. One of the few modern DLCs that lives up to the expectations. A must play

I ain't spoiling the game or anything like that, but to begin with i expected there were more endings! The dlc adds weapons, relic abilities and because it was released together with the skiltree update there may be some confusion, but i do think, the only addition to the skills system on the dlc were the relic skills. I like them! They give it a lot more flashing action to the game. There are new areas as well but fun fact it doesn't just forget the rest of the nightg city, wich is cool in a way, neither does the npcs. This addition to the lore with the new characters(liked reed the most btw) was well made, but, i wish there were more space for get to know Alex, Song, maybe some more Reed side quests idk. I do get that the plot its all about and maybe wouldn't make sense, but i miss that interaction. I recommend you to try out yourself choom. You'll like it, theres plenty action, new areas, quests, skills and the story in it overall is pretty good.

This is an expansion pack like in the old days. A beefy story line. New area of Night City to explore a bunch of new side quests and items. Along with the other improvements done on the main game this expansion feels great to play.

I love the concept and would love to find out more about the story, but before even finding the poster character I've run into an infuriating mission that took twenty minutes to accomplish nothing (stay away from the cops, but we are going to spawn them in on literally every single road in town), then a boss fight that basically feels impossible based on the way I've built my character (Cover to help you survive? its literally all destructible so if you can dole out enough damage right off the bat you are SOL), so that kinda blows