Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition (PS5)

they fixed all the bugs. is this now better than the witcher ?didn't want to complete all of the missions because I would miss night city too much.amazing game. Great world building.

★★★★★I recently picked up the Ultimate Edition of Cyberpunk 2077 for PS5, complete with the DLC, and it has completely transformed my experience from when I first played on PS4 Pro. The fast-paced action and incredible storytelling truly shine on the next-gen console.While my initial playthrough on the PS4 Pro was marred by bugs and performance issues, the PS5 version is a whole different game. The graphics are stunning, and the gameplay feels smooth and immersive. The enhancements really highlight the depth of Night City, making every mission and exploration a joy.The storytelling is top-notch, drawing you in with compelling characters and engaging narratives. I found myself invested in every quest and side mission, eager to uncover all the secrets the game has to offer.With such a fantastic experience this time around, I can’t help but hope for a sequel! Cyberpunk 2077 has truly redeemed itself for me, and I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone looking for an exhilarating gaming adventure.

Everyone in gaming circles is familiar with the disappointing launch of Cyberpunk. The game was bathing in hype and anticipation, and for reasons we can only speculate at, was released in an unfinished, unpolished and frankly embarrassing state.The developers spent far too much time and resources trying to make this ambitious game function on last gen consoles, which frankly lack the power.It would have been easy to walk away from the game and move on to a new project - instead CDPR spent years and over 100 million dollars on adjusting, fixing and polishing the game.Finally, with this release, players can enjoy the game as it was intended to be. This is a deeply entertaining, content filled sci-fi RPG built around a core of great gameplay and environmental immersion. The voice acting and motion capture work on characters is significantly better than in any of it's contemporaries - even Baldurs Gate 3 can't compare to cyberpunk when it comes to immersive character interaction, even if there is less such content in totality.When the game launched, even if your experience was bug free, the core gameplay lacked balance and agency. It was easy to break the game using combinations of item mods and abilities. This has been addressed - the skill trees, abilities, perks and weapons have all been adjusted. It's a much more engaging experience throughout.The world is also more immersive - there are car chases, apartments and cars to purchase, arcade games to play, trains to ride and side quests to enjoy.The Expansion - Phantom Liberty - is frankly brilliant. An entire new main quest, dozens of added side missions, a new area to explore and a dozens of weapon and vehicle additions. It is included with this release as a code - this is disappointing, and a solution would have been to make this a double disk set, but it isn't a significant issue.Should you play this game? Absolutely yes. We shouldn't forget the state it launched in, but we also can't ignore the strides that have been made.This is a polished, thrilling and massive game. I have sunk over 130 hours into my playthrough, and have not yet completed it.

After so many patches, this is the game they wanted to release. It now runs as smooth as silk on PS5 Pro A+++

Cyberpunk is so deep and immersive. The sheer amount of detail and playability is insane. The big shame is some of the bugs that still exist and damage the experience (such as the camera drift bug that I and many others have experienced). If the launch had gone better, I think this could easily have been a GOTY contender

Great game and fast delivery

This game is incredible, was a great price and has given me a brilliant experience of play this Christmas. All the updates have mad this game a must play with from what I've seen...few issues.

One of the best games I've ever played the story is so gripping and I genuinely suggest anyone pick it up if they are looking for a single player story game