Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty is the one and only expansion for Cyberpunk 2077, but a HUGE one. You embark on a spy-thriller storyline doing deeds for the New United States of America (NUSA) in the enclosed subdistrict next to Pacifica that is Dogtown under the rule of the BARGHEST faction. As Keanu Reeves had put it, Dogtown is a place where "♥♥♥♥'s gone down."

V's only motivation in all this is to get a cure for the Relic.

"You might see this as odd or extraordinary, but life's about changes. Unwelcome ones, too." - Misty

Pros:
- 25+ hours of new content
- Dogtown might look small on the map, but honestly, it is packed with so many stuff to do that it is totally worth it.
- Dogtown is bustling with details, truly gorgeous
- The new soundtracks are phenomenally good
- The new market is gorgeous with quite a lot of interaction
- The storyline is amazing, I was engaged from the very beginning until the very end
- Well-written characters
- Idris Elba's performance is damn good alongside Keanu Reeves again
- Idris Elba made some songs for the radio as well on Impulse 99.9 that are really good, make sure you check them out!
- Side gigs in Dogtown are all so well made and engaging as they take you to such unique and breathtaking places at times.
- Repeatable supply drop activity with juicy loot and engaging combat
- More screentime for Mr. Hands and Muanmar Reyes and with more gigs with them
- 4 different endings for the expansion depending on your actions and one new ending for the main game. It might be the most depressing ending overall for the entire game
- The new faction BARGHEST is great and unique to the world of Cyberpunk
- The new guns are great new additions to the arsenal
- The new Relic skill tree can make you even more powerful than before.
- Many new vehicles, even weaponized ones
- New car hijack activity that randomly appears all throughout Night City that you can take to Muanmar where he rewards you with loot and even newer vehicles exclusively tied to these activities
- Lizzy Wizzy (Grimes) has her own performance in The Black Sapphire and it is jaw droppingly beautiful. You are also able to rewatch it later from your Megabuilding apartment from a braindance that can be found on your couch. Simply amazing, almost made me weep

Neutral:
- The airdrop activities might get repetitive over time, but honestly, considering how fun the combat is I didn't mind at all, I was actually thankful that I could do those small fights all over again.

Cons:
- I've encountered some minor bugs but nothing game breaking
- It unfortunately ends

10/10 I must say I've had way too much fun with this expansion than I expected. I still do. This really is Cyberpunk at its finest, gameplay and story wise.

You might be asking yourself whether you should get Phantom Liberty or not. My answer is a resounding yes! For me this expansion sits right next to Blood and Wine quality wise.
It is a must-buy for all Cyberpunk players! I do not regret a single cent.

[b]Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty[/b] is the one and only expansion for Cyberpunk 2077, but a HUGE one. You embark on a spy-thriller storyline doing deeds for the New United States of America (NUSA) in the enclosed subdistrict next to Pacifica that is Dogtown under the rule of the BARGHEST faction. As Keanu Reeves had put it, Dogtown is a place where "shit's gone down." V's only motivation in all this is to get a cure for the Relic. [i]"You might see this as odd or extraordinary, but life's about changes. Unwelcome ones, too."[/i] - Misty [b][u]Pros:[/u][/b] - 25+ hours of new content - Dogtown might look small on the map, but honestly, it is packed with so many stuff to do that it is totally worth it. - Dogtown is bustling with details, truly gorgeous - The new soundtracks are phenomenally good - The new market is gorgeous with quite a lot of interaction - The storyline is amazing, I was engaged from the very beginning until the very end - Well-written characters - Idris Elba's performance is damn good alongside Keanu Reeves again - Idris Elba made some songs for the radio as well on Impulse 99.9 that are really good, make sure you check them out! - Side gigs in Dogtown are all so well made and engaging as they take you to such unique and breathtaking places at times. - Repeatable supply drop activity with juicy loot and engaging combat - More screentime for Mr. Hands and Muanmar Reyes and with more gigs with them - 4 different endings for the expansion depending on your actions and one new ending for the main game. [spoiler]It might be the most depressing ending overall for the entire game[/spoiler] - The new faction BARGHEST is great and unique to the world of Cyberpunk - The new guns are great new additions to the arsenal - The new Relic skill tree can make you even more powerful than before. - Many new vehicles, even weaponized ones - New car hijack activity that randomly appears all throughout Night City that you can take to Muanmar where he rewards you with loot and even newer vehicles exclusively tied to these activities - [spoiler]Lizzy Wizzy (Grimes) has her own performance in The Black Sapphire and it is jaw droppingly beautiful. You are also able to rewatch it later from your Megabuilding apartment from a braindance that can be found on your couch. Simply amazing, almost made me weep[/spoiler] [b][u]Neutral:[/u][/b] - The airdrop activities might get repetitive over time, but honestly, considering how fun the combat is I didn't mind at all, I was actually thankful that I could do those small fights all over again. [b][u]Cons:[/u][/b] - I've encountered some minor bugs but nothing game breaking - It unfortunately ends [b]10/10[/b] I must say I've had way too much fun with this expansion than I expected. I still do. This really is Cyberpunk at its finest, gameplay and story wise. You might be asking yourself whether you should get Phantom Liberty or not. My answer is a resounding yes! For me this expansion sits right next to Blood and Wine quality wise. It is a must-buy for all Cyberpunk players! I do not regret a single cent.