Colton Greer

A Must play experience that warns of the real world of the dangers of a technocratic society. Though it lies in the realm of fiction, much like the Terminator series, the social commentary on AI (and in Cyberpunk's universe), cybernetic implants shows the horrors and dangers of a world governed by synthetic life and corporate greed. The social hierarchy has never been more divided. Citizens are spied on by every other walking citizen. The very race towards immortality is touched on this game from the biggest corporation Arasaka. You as the protagonist even get to form your own story with how you view and interact with the world. But no matter your experience, the realities of this envisioned dystopia will stand culturally relevant for decades to come. This is like Aldous Huxley's "Brave New World" or George Orwell's "1984" of the video game genre. A timeless classic that will likely find waves of popularity generations after its release with a much more modern take