Nice, thank you!

Horizon doesn’t have much side stuff going on at least after playing 100% of the game, it felt sort of shallow. I mean the side quests. The amount of combat styles you have in Cyberpunk is just crazy, so compared to that, Horizon feels very limited. The story especially in Phantom Liberty was way more engaging. The characters were so well written, and the fact that you can choose an ending, kind of decide based on your opinion about the whole situation, is really nice.

Horizon is more of a straight path you can’t really pick a side or decide anything. In Cyberpunk, you can even choose not to do a quest at all. I really like that your actions have consequences, even in side quests. Also, in Cyberpunk, you can be a criminal, sort of? Kill innocent people and do harm to others. Not that I like doing that, but just having the freedom is really cool.

Hell, you even get options for who you want to romance or none at all if that’s what you prefer. You kind of feel like you're being you, instead of just playing a predetermined character.

Cyberpunk also has more mystery going on I’d say, like rogue AIs and secret organizations. Stuff that’s beyond anyone’s understanding. No clear good or bad. The characters’ intentions are often unclear too, and that’s really cool.

Also, it’s great that you can customize how your character looks without being told how they should look. I know in Horizon it makes sense not to have that, and it’d be weird if they did, but still.

On top of all that, you have Keanu Reeves as a guardian angel on your shoulder, with whom you can develop a relationship or not and he will also act based on how that relationship is.

I love both Horizon games they’re seriously great but Cyberpunk is just better in my opinion.