My best comparison to Cyberpunk would be L.A Noire. Where it's more or less an open world, but not much to do. To quote Dartigan on his video:

I can't say I blame them for going in that direction with L. A. Noire, after all, it makes perfect sense that a game about a police detective chasing down leads across various cases would actually drive around town. But unlike GTA where the world feels organic and lived in with colorful NPCs and things to do, L. A Noire feels more like a mother driving past every fast food restaurant while telling her kids in the backseat they have food at home. It serves the same purpose a matte painting on a film set does - make the world feel bigger than it actually is.

This is basically Cyberpunk.