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I know what you are wondering and the answer is medium and circumcised. These are just a couple of characteristics that play a part in determining the outcome of
Cyberpunk 2077, the most anticipated video game release of 2020 (and possibly ever) by CD Projekt RED
. As a player, you experience the main storyline through a genderfluid avatar named V. The game’s namesake stems from a science fiction genre that at its core presents a dystopian hyper-capitalist society intended as a reflective critique of contemporary life think Philip K. Dick’s work or Ernest Cline’s
Ready Player One novel
The best thing about Cyberpunk 2077? Its alleyways and bars
At times Night City can feel a little like concept art, but it s alive and bustling in its dingy alleyways
I’m leaving the Afterlife, a mortuary turned bar that caters to hardened mercs and guns for hire. Passing a couple of augmented dancers suspended in tanks of water, I hear a gangster pleading with a ripperdoc to save his dying buddy. He’s not coming. Outside on the streets, a bunch of garish advertisements bombard my artificial retinas: Mr Whitey’s legal highs, a multi-part TV series called Watson Whore, and a food company trying to sell patrons an “explosion of taste”. A disgruntled man stands next to a cardboard sign, reading, “Got no home, sick kid, and cheating wife. Need booze money ASAP”. Off in the distance, a series of corporate buildings dominate the skyline, a constant reminder of who runs this benighted town.