While I am upvoting this, it is albeit only barely - While the game concept is incredible and has indeed an excellent storyline along with characters, gameplay can be left wanting currently in its rather buggy state.
TL;DR
+Incredible story and buildup
+Great variety of weapons to play with
+Cyberware is loads of fun!
?Quickhacks are insanely OP, you can solo everything in cyberpunk, killing everyone 300m away from stealth, with practically zero effort, other then staged boss fights.
?Cyberware Malfunction quickhack trivializes boss fights into jokes, even at higher difficulties (My playthrough was on Hard)
-More buggy in its current version then goat simulator
-Constant game breaking bugs require also constant quicksave/quickloading to save your... save.
-Overlapping conversations (such as getting a phone call during dialogue) can really break immersion and is annoying in general.

I bet in a years time when the bugs are stamped out and the current edges rounded off, Cyberpunk 2077 will be another excellent game delivered by CD Projekt Red. Until then, I would consider waiting until said fixes are made, and/or the price goes down to reflect the current playability of the game. I'd go with the former.

While I am upvoting this, it is albeit only barely - While the game concept is incredible and has indeed an excellent storyline along with characters, gameplay can be left wanting currently in its rather buggy state. TL;DR +Incredible story and buildup +Great variety of weapons to play with +Cyberware is loads of fun! ?Quickhacks are insanely OP, you can solo everything in cyberpunk, killing everyone 300m away from stealth, with practically zero effort, other then staged boss fights. ?Cyberware Malfunction quickhack trivializes boss fights into jokes, even at higher difficulties (My playthrough was on Hard) -More buggy in its current version then goat simulator -Constant game breaking bugs require also constant quicksave/quickloading to save your... save. -Overlapping conversations (such as getting a phone call during dialogue) can really break immersion and is annoying in general. I bet in a years time when the bugs are stamped out and the current edges rounded off, Cyberpunk 2077 will be another excellent game delivered by CD Projekt Red. Until then, I would consider waiting until said fixes are made, and/or the price goes down to reflect the current playability of the game. I'd go with the former.