Cyberpunk 2077 is still far from what was marketed but has in many aspects improved. The bugs that were more often game breaking than annoying is now more akin to the Bethesda games, fun at intervals but sometimes still bothersome. It is still not the open world marvel that people expected, where you'd lose yourself in the intrigue of different systems, unique to this game and world. Rather it is straight forward and quick to introduce what your possibilities are in the game, which overall isn't all that much in an open world sense and repetitive. The story itself is very engaging and very well executed. Perhaps a bit short due to the lack of “openworldness” that the game inevitably was going to have, to slow down the story progression and take it at intervals. I've always been more of a story focused player, and don't look for all the venues that an open world game is supposed to bring. For me the game was a fantastic ride that I may one day return to, once they've added more content. The game is, however, not the game people thought they were buying and is still not that now. But it is playable and with promises of further investment and development into the game, you can be sure that it will improve in all categories.
