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When Cyberpunk 2077 released in December of 2020 it was infamously very broken. It was so bad that on Playstation they pulled it from the store and offered refunds until CD PROJEKT RED could sort everything out. For those that the game did work for, mostly us PC players, many of the advertised features simply weren't there. Well CD PROJEKT RED promised to make it right and to their credit they've come a long way in three years, fixing most of the bugs, getting it re-released on Playstation, and adding tons of promised features. If the game had been released as it is today, it would have been a really good game. I played through it once a while back, post disaster release but still not very complete. So I did a second run recently and they've improved the game a lot. It's still not perfect, but now it's very enjoyable. And they aren't done, they announced a bunch of new updates in the coming months. So good on them for making it right, and I'd certainly recommend the game as it is now. A very good cyberpunk RPG.