Buy GTA V instead.
The game was awesome, the characters had depth and meaning and the main story felt like you had choices.

[Minor SPOILERS]:

But in the end it was two choices that actually mattered and none of them really mattered. The side missions are fun and interesting for the first couple of storylines you do, but after the third storyline it feels more like grinding quests than actually playing a game. The characters had no real impact on the story except more choices for the ending, I haven't played through all of the different endings so I could not tell you how many there are or what is the best ending.

[Greater SPOILERS]

The flashbacks from Johnny Silverhand were probably the most parts of the game. Yes, the most linear and least impactfull parts of the game was the most fun, the checkpoints and quicksave system was a mess for the last couple of hours of the game, during the last mission (of my "ending-path") I died and had to go through a 5 minute long cutscene with no way to skip and no way to quicksave after the mission either.

In conclusion, GTA V a game that is now more than 7 years old is more fun and has a more interesting main-story than Cyberpunk 2077, the characters meant something and you had a greater sense of freedom in the open world, the enemies are less "buggy" the fighting is more fun since you don't have to shoot the enemies 10 times in the head for them to have almost died but for some reason have 1hp left and then heal up to full so you shoot them 11 times instead and the same thing happens so you need to shoot 10 times then shoot once again after a second and then move on to the enemy, the hand to hand combat isn't very fun either since it's so rough and jagged, the movement mechanics in GTA V are notorious for being janky and annoying but the movement in GTA V is better than the melee combat in Cyberpunk.

Buy GTA V instead. The game was awesome, the characters had depth and meaning and the main story felt like you had choices. [Minor SPOILERS]: But in the end it was two choices that actually mattered and none of them really mattered. The side missions are fun and interesting for the first couple of storylines you do, but after the third storyline it feels more like grinding quests than actually playing a game. The characters had no real impact on the story except more choices for the ending, I haven't played through all of the different endings so I could not tell you how many there are or what is the best ending. [Greater SPOILERS] The flashbacks from Johnny Silverhand were probably the most parts of the game. Yes, the most linear and least impactfull parts of the game was the most fun, the checkpoints and quicksave system was a mess for the last couple of hours of the game, during the last mission (of my "ending-path") I died and had to go through a 5 minute long cutscene with no way to skip and no way to quicksave after the mission either. In conclusion, GTA V a game that is now more than 7 years old is more fun and has a more interesting main-story than Cyberpunk 2077, the characters meant something and you had a greater sense of freedom in the open world, the enemies are less "buggy" the fighting is more fun since you don't have to shoot the enemies 10 times in the head for them to have almost died but for some reason have 1hp left and then heal up to full so you shoot them 11 times instead and the same thing happens so you need to shoot 10 times then shoot once again after a second and then move on to the enemy, the hand to hand combat isn't very fun either since it's so rough and jagged, the movement mechanics in GTA V are notorious for being janky and annoying but the movement in GTA V is better than the melee combat in Cyberpunk.