Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition

Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition is currently 60% off on Xbox — down to $31.99 from $79.99.

A 60% cut is a strong deal for Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition; steeper drops appear only during the largest Xbox sales.

That works out to $48 off the Xbox list price of $79.99.

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What it is

Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition bundles CD PROJEKT RED’s open-world RPG with everything released for it since launch, including the Phantom Liberty expansion, into one package built for Xbox Series X|S. You play V, a mercenary trying to survive and make a name in Night City, a sprawling, vertical, neon-choked metropolis where corporations, gangs, and fixers all have their own agendas. The pitch is simple even if the city isn’t: build your own version of a cyberpunk antihero, then find out what that choice costs you.

How it plays

At the core, this is a first person action RPG. You explore Night City on foot or by vehicle, take on jobs from fixers and other characters, and shape V through cybernetic implants and gear that change how you fight and move. Combat mixes gunplay, melee, and hacking tools depending on how you’ve built your character. The bigger draw is the branching narrative: both the main story and the Phantom Liberty spy-thriller arc react to your decisions, and the relationships you build with other characters shift based on what you choose along the way. Because this edition folds in every post-launch update, you’re getting the game in its current, more stable form rather than the rougher state it launched in.

Who it’s for

If you like RPGs where character build and dialogue choices actually ripple forward, and you don’t mind a game that wants you to slow down and poke around a dense city instead of rushing a checklist, this is squarely for you. Fans of narrative-heavy single player games with a strong sense of place will find a lot to like here, especially with Phantom Liberty’s spy-thriller tone adding a different flavor to the main story. It’s less of a fit if you’re after competitive multiplayer, short session gameplay, or a tightly linear experience. There’s no light version of Night City. You either want to live in it for a while or you don’t.

Is it worth it?

For an RPG fan, the value case here is straightforward: you’re buying the base game plus Phantom Liberty plus years of refinement in a single purchase, which is about as complete as this game gets. That combination of story content and sheer time-on-task makes it the kind of game that rewards patience rather than a quick weekend clear. It’s also exactly the type of release that makes sense to wait for on a discount, since there’s no urgency tied to live service content or seasonal events. If you’ve been curious about Night City but held off because of its rocky launch reputation, this edition is the version worth catching when the price drops.

Quick facts

Genre: Role playing. Developer and publisher: CD PROJEKT RED. Platform: PC, available on Xbox. Release date: December 5, 2023.