Our reviewer purchased Cyberpunk 2077 so he could give it a thorough review. Read on for their full thoughts.

Cyberpunk 2077 promises to be one of the quintessential RPGs, a game that immerses you in an intricate, interwoven, living digital world where your decisions truly matter. In the eight years since development was announced, an immense amount of anticipation has built up around this game, fueled by lofty promises and too-good-to-be-true teasers. Unfortunately, like Spore and No Man's Sky before it, Cyberpunk 2077 has fallen short of the hype.

Take a closer look and you’ll find that this game has a lot to offer. But before you decide to venture into the vast and dark dystopian metropolis of Night City, you should be aware of Cyberpunk 2077’s many shortcomings.

You begin by choosing from one of several lifepaths, each of which has a different intro as well as unique dialogue options throughout the game. The Nomad starts out in the wastelands, the Street Kid in the inner city, and the Corpo in what is otherwise the heart of a megacorporation.