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The Good
There's plenty of flexibility in the RPG mechanics to build a character to suit your desired playstyle
Quickhacking combat is satisfying to execute and turns combat scenarios into elaborate puzzles
Side quests and characters provide the most interesting and human moments in the game
Keanu Reeves' Johnny Silverhand adds dimension to nearly every quest, forcing you to rethink your decision-making instincts
The Bad
There's so much to do that isn't meaningful, so a lot of it ends up feeling superfluous
Superficial and often "edgy" aesthetic choices often have no real purpose, which makes them grating rather than adding anything relevant to the world
The incorporation of different cultures and backgrounds is wildly inconsistent, from good to inaccurate to downright offensive
The main story doesn't cohere with the rest of the game, with an urgency that's at odds with everything else
Technical issues, from visual bugs to full-on crashes, are so pervasive that it's impossible to ignore
