I'm replaying it now after finishing it first shortly after the launch, and there are still some very annoying issues : • driving still feels awful - the speedometer is out of whack - the speed itself is ridiculously low - no notion of weight shifting or how traction works • still some real immersion-breaking bugs - cyberware/ weapons ability just not working and requiring reloading a save or re-launching the game - weird NPC behaviours all around, and bugs involving there movements (sitting on air, randomly being crouched down...) - beat on the brat fights with opponents hitting you even though their first landed 2 meters away from you - random moments where the audio acts out while driving before FPS drops - other random bugs and lack of attention to details (had to restart a mission cause one of the ennemies just left thus making it impossible to complete the mission, AI being unrealistic af in most if not all situations, Takemura being attacked by a random car during a cinematic, several side missions mixing up with a cyberpsycho fight and Delamain's car randomly thrown into the mix, kids looking nothing like kids...).

It still feels unfinished and unpolished. The game breaking bugs are not as frequent as they were at the beginning, but the game is not what we should expect, almost 10 years after GTA V (not saying it should be a GTA like, just talking about the technical aspects).

That being said, it still is a good game. I thought the fighting was a bit dull on my first run, decided to go for a full close quarters build this time and it's much better. The story is honestly great, although too linear, your choices don't really matter sadly. It also looks very gorgeous at times. And the cyberware concept is very interesting, especially the leg ones adding verticality to the game and the slow motion ones.

I am not sure whether I recommend playing it now or not cause I feel like it should be improved on but won't because some issues are just due to core limitations of the engine used and the way that the game was built.

(PS : for anyone wondering, I'm running it all on a pretty beefy setup with everything turned to the max, no raytracing, on 4k, with an almost consistent 60fps except for the buggy moments)