Best Cyberpunk Games to play while you wait for Cyberpunk 2077

People have been waiting for Cyberpunk 2077 since the day it was announced. It has almost been a decade now. As the release date for the game neared, it got delayed, twice. Which is a good thing, since we will get as much of a bug free experience as possible. While we wait for the CDPR game, lets have a look at the best Cyberpunk games we can play right now 

Detroit: Become Human 

Originally released as a PS4 exclusive, the game is available on Steam for PC now. With multiple ending and tough moral choices and multiple endings, the game received favorable reviews though it had its flaws as well. The player takes control over three androids throughout the game and your choices determine the final outcome. 

Deus Ex: Human Revolution 

The prequel to the original Deus Ex, this is an FPS RPG. You take control of a Nano Augmented human, Adam Jensen. The story explores the themes of Transhumanism and the control Megacorps have over their governments. Definitely worth your time. 

System Shock 

The game was released in 1994 and was a breakthrough game in the FPS genre. It combines elements of RPG, Cyberpunk and horror. The villian of the game is an AI called SHODAN, which is considered among the best baddies in video games. The people associated with the games went on to make Deus Ex and BioShock. System Shock 3 was announced it 2015 and the remake of the original System Shock is scheduled to release this year 

The Outer Worlds 

Outer Worlds isn’t strictly a Cyberpunk Game, but the game definitely has its elements. It is first person RPG game and has a rich story with choices that matter. To top it off, it has a very colorful retro-futuristic 50s atompunk aesthetic. I would also say it is one of the best games of 2019. 

Deus Ex 

The OG Cyberpunk Game. It was released in 2000 was an almost perfect game for the time, with impeccable retro design and an intricate yet easy to follow story featuring conspiracy theories from Illuminati to Rothschild and AI Takeovers. It has aged quite a bit for today’s time, but the character progression, customization, the way different ways you can approach missions make this game still worth playing to this date. As they say, whenever someone mentions Deus Ex, someone reinstalls it.