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Cyberpunk is the only game in recent memory where I felt like I was not playing into my interpretation of who I wanted the character to be, but rather who I wanted to be as V. Games like Red Dead 2 let me drive the character's outcome and I definitely has an emotional response to Arthur's journey (one of my favorite games of all time), but it felt like the character's story. Cyberpunk did a stellar job at making it feel like my story.
The game introduced the "immersive" term to me, better than any dictionary ever could