Cyberpunk 2077

Cyberpunk 2077 is listed at $59.99 on Steam.

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Genre: RPG · Developer: CD PROJEKT RED · Release: Dec 9, 2020.

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Cyberpunk 2077 is CD Projekt Red’s sprawling first-person RPG set in Night City, a vertical, neon-soaked megalopolis where corporations, gangs, and street mercs all fight for an edge. You play V, a mercenary whose life gets tangled up with a rogue AI construct of a long-dead rockstar terrorist, and from there the game spins out into a story about identity, mortality, and what people will trade away to matter. The hook isn’t just the setting, it’s that this is the studio behind The Witcher 3 applying the same density of writing and side-quest craft to a genre they hadn’t tackled before.

How it plays

At the ground level, this is an open-world action RPG: you build V through skill trees and gear, take on jobs from fixers around the city, and handle most of it through a mix of gunplay, hacking, and melee combat that you can lean into however you like. Character build choices shape how missions can be approached, and dialogue matters, since conversations often open up different paths through a job rather than just flavoring it. The city itself is dense with side content and world detail, and driving or riding between districts is how you experience Night City’s scale rather than just fast-traveling past it. It’s a single-player experience built around letting you inhabit one character’s story on your own terms.

Who it’s for

If you liked how The Witcher 3 handled choice and consequence and want that same sensibility wrapped around cyberpunk aesthetics and modern combat, this is squarely for you. RPG fans who enjoy tailoring a build and seeing how it changes their options will find a lot to chew on, as will anyone who just wants a moody, detailed city to get lost in for a long stretch. It’s less of a fit if you’re after multiplayer, competitive systems, or a tight, short experience, since this is a game that rewards spending real time with it. Players sensitive to mature themes and violence should also know upfront that Night City doesn’t pull punches tonally.

Is it worth it?

For the audience that wants a single-player RPG with real narrative weight and a distinctive world, this is the kind of game that earns the hours you put into it, especially once you’re past the opening stretch and the city starts opening up. It’s a long game with a lot of side content, so the value proposition is naturally strong for anyone who plays RPGs to completion rather than skimming the main line. Games like this, built by a studio with a track record of long-term post-release support, tend to be smart sale pickups: the kind of thing you grab when you see it discounted and know you’ll actually sink real time into rather than let sit in a library.

Quick facts

Genre: RPG. Developer and publisher: CD Projekt Red. Platform: PC (Steam). Released: December 9, 2020.