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Perspective into Review
Cyberpunk: Edgerunners explores a far deeper cast of characters within the Cyberpunk 2077 universe, and perhaps this is what the setting always needed — an emotional hook to welcome you into Night City.
What seems to be an underdog story of David and his struggles with poverty and crime is layered with dark truths yet soft romances within this deceptively beautiful world.
David was able to bask in memorable memories and indulge in fleshy bonds despite giving himself away to the technology. It’s truly a story about losing everything material, so that you can leave a message that is ethereal.
This anime series fills the game’s world with newfound life, one that is now instilled with David and Lucy’s stories. It serves as a connection between stories, and fulfills the obvious void a new IP begins with.
Personally, Cyberpunk 2077 wasn’t a very memorable experience due to its shallow combat, bland characters, messy plot…
