Cyberpunk 2077

The greatest comeback in gaming history. Fixed, optimized, and visually stunning, Night City is finally ready for you.

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Forget everything you heard about the disastrous 2020 launch. In 2026, Cyberpunk 2077 is a completely different game. With the massive Update 2.0 and the Phantom Liberty expansion, CD Projekt Red has transformed this from a buggy mess into one of the best action RPGs you can play on a PC right now. Indian gamers who held off buying this should seriously reconsider.

The gameplay is essentially a mix of GTA and Deus Ex. You explore the incredibly dense, vertical Night City in first-person, taking on gigs from fixers. You can approach missions guns blazing with smart-weapons that track targets, or stealthily hack enemy cyberware to make them eliminate themselves. The freedom in combat is staggering.

The real star here is the graphics engine. If you own an RTX 40-series GPU, turning on Path Tracing makes this the best-looking video game on the market. The neon reflections in the puddles of Watson, the bustling crowds in Japantown—it's a benchmark for what modern PCs can do.

The downside? It demands a beast of a PC. The updated requirements mean older GTX 1060s or 1650s will seriously struggle to maintain 30FPS even on Low settings. Additionally, while the story is great, the life-paths (Corpo, Nomad, Streetkid) don't actually matter much past the first hour.

If you have an RTX 3060 or better, you owe it to yourself to buy this game. At the discounted price of ₹1,499 during sales, it offers 80+ hours of content. If you're on a very old laptop, skip it until you upgrade your hardware.

Official PC System Requirements

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