At the time of writing this, I have roughly around 110 hours over PC & console and I am of the opinion that Cyberpunk 2077 could easily become one of the all time greats once a number of fixes come in. I would thoroughly recommend it to any RPG fans our there with a passion or interest in the cyberpunk genre. + The main story is short but has quite a bit of depth to it. + Storytelling is on a level of its own. There are references to the subplots brilliantly sprinkled throughout the main quest if you pay attention. +/- The RPG elements and character build brings nothing innovative. I guess don't fix something that wasn't broken was the mantra here. What I do like is that specific builds are not that relevant and you could ignore the skill trees entirely and still comfortably finish the game with the dropped items. +/- Character Development is my pet peeve due to its inconsistency. There are certain side characters that are VERY well written and developed and key main characters that feel like fillers. (e.g. Judy Alvarez is probably one of the best written characters I have come across in any game and she plays a very minor role in the main quest. However, there is a lot of depth brought to her character through her side quests. On the other hand, you have main characters such as Rogue and Panam which are essential to the plot but don't have much depth.) - The gigs can get tiring after a while with the lack of variety. (infiltrate place X and grab Y). - NCPD Scanner are ... just additional things to do. I mean, you can't expect much from them if you think you're responding to a random dispatch call. - The Nomad/Corpo/Street Kid life paths bring no real variety. I won't get into the bugs which have been mostly fixed by now. I am looking forward to future patches & DLCs! If I am honest, I would give the game 4* but I have decided to take it up to 5* mostly due to the number of unfair reviews that seem to have expected GTA (thank god it's nothing like that!).
