Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty
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Cyberpunk 2077 (PC)
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Cyberpunk 2077 for PC is a first-person shooter game, but one with a difference. Set in a dystopian Free State of California, the rules of the nation and the state no longer apply. Instead, playing as a mercenary named V, the player must work their way around the city, attaining their goals and battling enemies as they go.
About the Game
Seven years in the making, Cyberpunk 2077 looks to be living up to all the hype generated by its introduction at E3 in 2019.
Set fifty-seven years aft...
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| Rating: | PEGI 18 |
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| Release date: | 9 December 2020 |
| Genre: | RPG, |
| Recent Steam reviews: | Very positive (7849) |
| All Steam reviews: | Very positive (748328) |
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Description
Cyberpunk 2077 for PC is a first-person shooter game, but one with a difference. Set in a dystopian Free State of California, the rules of the nation and the state no longer apply. Instead, playing as a mercenary named V, the player must work their way around the city, attaining their goals and battling enemies as they go.
Seven years in the making, Cyberpunk 2077 looks to be living up to all the hype generated by its introduction at E3 in 2019.
Set fifty-seven years after the table-top game upon which it is based, Cyberpunk 2020, the graphics are exquisitely rendered with characters, scenery and even actions and movements so realistic that they could be mistaken for movie footage.
As you play through the narrative driven game, it is possible to play without killing any other characters, using non-lethal weaponry and strategies that keep you out of serious confrontations of the sort that tend to become lethal.
The game features full nudity, as players are able to upgrade their bodies with modifications that give them extra powers and capabilities, and they need to strip down in order to fit their new limbs and attachments.
One of the biggest unique selling points of this game is the fact that Keanu Reeves is heavily featured in the game. He plays a character called Johnny Silverhand, who is the lead singer from a band, Samurai, whose songs contain lyrics relevant to V’s state of mind and his life.
Silverhand, an original character from the table-top game, is dead in this time, but ‘lives’ in V’s head. This means that the character has more lines of dialogue than any other character save V, who is the protagonist.
Reeves was a surprise unveiling when the third trailer dropped, and gave the release date to excited fans, keen to get to grips with the latest offering from CD PROJEKT RED, famous for giving us the beloved Witcher games.
Skills: You can play your way through the game, relishing the agility that V has on his or her feet (the character is fully customisable as to clothing, gender, size and so much more), racking up a high kill rate as you dodge from behind walls or vehicles to take down your enemies as quickly and accurately as you can.
Smart Rifle: Using the Smart Rifle is a good way to target your enemy. Simply lock on to their avatar, then send a bullet after them. The bullet will pursue the character until it catches up with them. An efficient way to rid yourself of nuisances while getting on with the rest of your mission.
No Kill: There is no moral code on the game, meaning that you can storm through the game killing anyone and everyone who annoys you if that is the way that you like to play. However, there is no need to kill anyone at all. Challenge yourself to work through the game in a non-violent way, trading and dealing with non-playing characters (known as NPCs).
NPCs are important to the game – take Johnny Silverhand as a case in point – and you can interact with them, befriending and even marrying them. Therefore, the no-kill play method can open up a whole new world for you, introducing you to characters and their backstories in a way that you will not experience should you simply blast them out of your way.
There is no fixed aim for the game. Instead V must travel around the city, working to find health points and mods, avoiding or killing villains and generally just living their best life. Think of it as a world away from the real world: somewhere that you can be someone a little different.
Cyberpunk 2077 for PC is available for purchase on Instant Gaming for a fraction of its retail price. You will receive an official key and be able to play the game in seconds. Play smart. Pay less.
About the Game
Seven years in the making, Cyberpunk 2077 looks to be living up to all the hype generated by its introduction at E3 in 2019.
Set fifty-seven years after the table-top game upon which it is based, Cyberpunk 2020, the graphics are exquisitely rendered with characters, scenery and even actions and movements so realistic that they could be mistaken for movie footage.
As you play through the narrative driven game, it is possible to play without killing any other characters, using non-lethal weaponry and strategies that keep you out of serious confrontations of the sort that tend to become lethal.
The game features full nudity, as players are able to upgrade their bodies with modifications that give them extra powers and capabilities, and they need to strip down in order to fit their new limbs and attachments.
New Details
One of the biggest unique selling points of this game is the fact that Keanu Reeves is heavily featured in the game. He plays a character called Johnny Silverhand, who is the lead singer from a band, Samurai, whose songs contain lyrics relevant to V’s state of mind and his life.
Silverhand, an original character from the table-top game, is dead in this time, but ‘lives’ in V’s head. This means that the character has more lines of dialogue than any other character save V, who is the protagonist.
Reeves was a surprise unveiling when the third trailer dropped, and gave the release date to excited fans, keen to get to grips with the latest offering from CD PROJEKT RED, famous for giving us the beloved Witcher games.
Ways to Play
NPCs are important to the game – take Johnny Silverhand as a case in point – and you can interact with them, befriending and even marrying them. Therefore, the no-kill play method can open up a whole new world for you, introducing you to characters and their backstories in a way that you will not experience should you simply blast them out of your way.
Endgame
There is no fixed aim for the game. Instead V must travel around the city, working to find health points and mods, avoiding or killing villains and generally just living their best life. Think of it as a world away from the real world: somewhere that you can be someone a little different.
Cyberpunk 2077 for PC is available for purchase on Instant Gaming for a fraction of its retail price. You will receive an official key and be able to play the game in seconds. Play smart. Pay less.
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Hello, i want to refund this game because i already have it ! please
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perfect
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Fast as always
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I just cant describe how much fun I had with this game since the beginning when it was still buggy.
I love the main story and also the story from the new DLC and my hopes were high for this game ever since it came out.
I love the main story and also the story from the new DLC and my hopes were high for this game ever since it came out.
- Story
- gameplay
18th December 2023
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One of the best futuristic games out there. had fun playing it from start to finish.
- Story
- Graphics
- Gameplay
- Adam Smasher
2nd August 2024
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<3 Simply masterpiece. You have to play this at least once in your life to feel complete. Without this your life is meaningless. Night City needs you and you must answer the call. Experience RIDE OF YOUR LIFE TODAY!!!!
- story
- gameplay
- no new game plus
19th December 2023
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10th December 2024
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Love the game they managed to fix this game i was pretty disappointed as it first released i pre ordered the game and had big hopes tho, now after a while i decided to buy the game again for Pc and i cant lie its probably the best choice i could've made. it runs smooth on high graphic settings and has a great atmosphere i love how the game is more alive now! so for anyone who is not sure if they should buy it i just can say do it its really worth it now!
- Great Open World!
- Smooth gameplay!
- Story
31st December 2023
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Highly recommended to everyone that loves open world games. Story is great with lot of twists that makes it even better. A lot of things to do and a lot of places to visit. New 2.1 update and phantom liberty is the best update so far, changes and improves the game so much. 9.3/10
- Story
- Graphics
- Huge map and beautiful city
- Couple of bugs still remain unfixed
18th December 2023
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I have decided to give it a chance since it has been in my library for quite a while. It was a good decision, although I haven't finished the first playthrough yet. The graphics still hold up to this day. The story is good, and there are many likable characters in it. As for the combat system, they nailed it as well. At first, I felt it was weak, but as I gradually invested more hours into it, it started to get better and better. There are plenty of interesting things to do in the game, so I highly recommend it to open-world enthusiasts!
- Graphics
- Combat
- Story
17th July 2023
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Ultimate Edition
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Bought so many games from here and they never disappoint, best place to buy keys online for sure 10/10
20th March 2025
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Magnificent game
- Cool ambience
- Cool story
- Incredibile gameplay (never had this much fun shooting and fighting people)
- No multiplayer, but i heard the next game will have it
12th March 2025
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love every second of this absolutely gorgeous game.
- story
- character interactions
- game is just great
- The Adam Smasher is gonna Adam smash me
3rd March 2025
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Very good storyline! Although it can get boring after you complete the game.
I wish there was a multiplayer mode.
I wish there was a multiplayer mode.
- Good graphics
- Keanu Reeves
27th February 2025
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100 percent yes you get some minor glitches here and there but i honestly think it is very fun and immersiv and it will give the player a reason to revisit the game over and over again becuase pf the many playstyles this game has to offer
- good immersiv storyline
- freedom in playstyle
- hours worth of exploration and side quests
- minor glitches
7th November 2024
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Ultimate Edition
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Even if i didn't like it at the release, i can now confidently say that it is one of the best games i played this year
- Cool setting
- Cool characters
- Awesome graphics
- Adam Smasher
12th October 2024
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Absolutely astonishing game, crazy how this was considered to be a dumpster fire back when it released 4 years ago. As of currently, I'm on my like, seventh playthrough of this game, the story is both captivating and depressing, exploring a dystopian city that is under the rule of mega corporations. This game is awesome for people who want to be in a dystopian, depressing setting, customize their characters, and, feel like they are connected with the characters that are in the story. For me, I'd say the story is almost on par with RDR2.
- Fantastic story
- Great gameplay
- Banger soundtrack, especially the ones that come from Refused
- Game can be a little demanding, especially in the DLC
- Not for the faint hearted
5th July 2024
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2nd June 2025
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great game looks amazing, runs well on 4060 ti, and i got the ultimate edition for a steal, its skyrim with guns and cyber powers, whats not to love.
28th May 2025
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26th May 2025
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The game's fine. It just getting used to it after years of playing Far Cry. Graphics are good the play is good. Yes all good if you like FPS I can recommend it.
17th May 2025
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Really like the game and the story. Didn’t have great start but after 3 years it’s really gotten better, Barely noticed any bugs.
14th May 2025
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I first played Cyberpunk 2077 on PS5 about a year after launch. Even back then, with the patches and improvements, the game already had something special. The world felt alive and the characters had weight. It wasn’t perfect, but it stuck with me.
Years later, I came back on PC with Phantom Liberty, and it hit completely differently. The DLC doesn’t just expand the game, it deepens it. Suddenly the story isn't just about surviving, it's about meaning. The new content is darker, more mature, and made me question not just what my V would do... but what I would do. And realizing those aren't always the same answer was the best part.
Cyberpunk 2077 is more than a game now, it's a world I come back to not for action, but for reflection.
Years later, I came back on PC with Phantom Liberty, and it hit completely differently. The DLC doesn’t just expand the game, it deepens it. Suddenly the story isn't just about surviving, it's about meaning. The new content is darker, more mature, and made me question not just what my V would do... but what I would do. And realizing those aren't always the same answer was the best part.
Cyberpunk 2077 is more than a game now, it's a world I come back to not for action, but for reflection.
- Deep and personal storytelling
- Immersive, living world
- Top-tier expansion
- Slow and underwhelming early hours
- Endgame balance breaks easily
- Some endings feel rushed or uneven
5th May 2025
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