Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition

Following a botched job, V becomes bound to a prototype biochip containing the digital ghost of rockstar-rebel Johnny Silverhand, a long-dead insurgent who is voiced by and modeled after Keanu Reeves .

The struggle for survival and control over the biochip propels the narrative forward as V navigates shifting alliances, betrayals, and the unstable social and political structure of Night City.

Gameplay unfolds in a first‑person perspective, blending exploration, branching dialogue, hacking, vehicular travel, and combat.

Players may freely traverse Night City’s six major districts, tackling story missions or engaging in side content offered by fixers, gangs, or ordinary citizens.

Combat includes ranged options such as pistols, smart guns, and shotguns, as well as melee weapons like blades and blunt instruments.

Cybernetic augmentations allow V to enhance mobility, reflexes, survivability, and unlock abilities such as double‑jumping, sliding, or tactical repositioning.

These augmentations, installed by "ripperdocs," can be tailored to complement different playstyles.

Progression is anchored by a versatile role‑playing system in which attribute points are distributed among categories like Body, Reflexes, Technical Ability, Intelligence, and the Cool attribute.

Each attribute unlocks unique perks and shapes V’s specialization, whether it be brute strength, stealth infiltration, hacking, or marksmanship.

Weaponry and armor are acquired through looting, purchasing, crafting, or upgrading, with rarer items granting enhanced performance and bonuses.

A defining feature is the netrunning system, the immersive hacking mechanic.

Equipped with a cyberdeck, V can breach enem