A spectacular, visual marvel of sci-fi design. Cyberpunk 2077 merges kinetic first-person combat with deep cybernetic systems and a mature, brilliantly acted narrative, delivering a phenomenal return to genre greatness.

Cyberpunk 2077 is a massive, first-person action-RPG set inside Night City—a sprawling, vertical sci-fi metropolis that stands as a visual marvel. You play as V, a mercenary fighting to survive a malfunctioning cybernetic implant containing the digital ghost of rockstar terrorist Johnny Silverhand. Combat is fast, kinetic, and highly customizable, allowing you to choose between gunplay (smart homing rifles, tech railguns), close-quarters katana slashing, or 'Quickhacking'—using cyberware to remotely overheat enemy implants, force them to detonate grenades, or wipe their memories. Exploration is highly vertical and detailed, combining vehicle driving with dense streets and side quests that offer high narrative reactivity. The game's primary triumph is its seamless first-person cinematic storytelling: conversations occur in real-time, allowing you to scan the room or make dialogue choices dynamically. While the initial release was famously buggy, the game has been completely transformed into a highly optimized, visual powerhouse that runs at a solid 40fps on Steam Deck.