Even before the 2.0 update, I've always thought that cyberpunk itself was already a good game, it nailed the basic foundations of a game, albeit some very poorly thought out such as the combat.

After the 2.0 update and the addition of phantom liberty, changes to the game's several mechanics has made its wonderfully written story much more engaging as it tackles questions we also often ask ourselves in our daily lives as to what it means to live a good life.

Night city is not a place for happy endings, and each of the game's endings is meant to question who V is in your eyes, and who you are as a person. It asks you to play through to the other endings and find your own conclusion for your V. Quiet life or a blaze of glory?

Even before the 2.0 update, I've always thought that cyberpunk itself was already a good game, it nailed the basic foundations of a game, albeit some very poorly thought out such as the combat. After the 2.0 update and the addition of phantom liberty, changes to the game's several mechanics has made its wonderfully written story much more engaging as it tackles questions we also often ask ourselves in our daily lives as to what it means to live a good life. Night city is not a place for happy endings, and each of the game's endings is meant to question who V is in your eyes, and who you are as a person. It asks you to play through to the other endings and find your own conclusion for your V. Quiet life or a blaze of glory?