Viktor was a true homie. Everyone talks about Judy and Panam’s messages but Vik’s was pretty heavy too in the “bad ending.”

When I saw the trailers : happiness 100 What I got : Depression 100

"Goodbye, V. And never stop fightin'." - Johnny Silverhand

Honestly the darkest part about all of these endings is the fact that everyone talks as if they don’t know that you’re dead or what you went through...

“I don’t think... I don’t think you knew just how many friends you really had”

"Cyberpunk isn't about saving humanity, it's about saving yourself." - Mike Pondsmith.

The endings for this game made me feel something I haven't felt in a while.

Goodbye , V. And never stop fightin' ...

Tbh this is the only game I've ever sat through the whole credits. The music and the characters talking to u just hit different....

The ending of Cyberpunk left me speechless, it left a void in me, something that I cannot explain. The music, the credits, the voicemails…this game teaches you a great lesson.

Guys we need to thank Mike Pondsmith for this story that he created

In a few years, no one will care about the bugs; they’ll remember Judy, Panam, Johnny, Kerry, Jackie, Evelyn, Vik, Misty, Goro, Rogue, Saul... I know it’s a meme at this point but Cyberpunk really was all about the friends you made along the way. It’s one of the most beautiful games I’ve ever experienced and was exactly what I needed to cope with the stress and pain of the last year.

I love the prospect of the endings to Cyberpunk. You’re not the main character. You’re not immortal. You can’t escape death. To Night City you’re just another one. Another citizen who lives and dies as the rest. You matter to those you know, but outside of that you don’t. You’ll be forgotten. Just like the rest of them.

Funny how the track amplifies the emotion of whichever ending you chose.

This game wasn't shy about hitting you with a little dose of reality. Any way you close this book, people get hurt, one way or another.

"There are no happy endings, wrong city, wrong people"

Shits depressing as fuck but i love it

I saw the bad ending and it broke me... Judy’s and Panam’s VC were like a knife in the guts

Never cried so hard for a game ending.

The suicide ending hits so hard with this music after it

im not sad about V dying but i am more sad about some voice mails where some characters doesn't know V's condition and talk like everything is fine

It's a haunting version of Johnny Silverhand's theme.

I feel... Empty after this.

"Cyberpunk is not an aspiration, it's a warning" -Mike Pondsmith Creator of Cyberpunk Pen and Paper Game. Quote is not 100% word for word accurate but he definitely said something along those lines.

After finishing the game... this track just becomes so... haunting..

"Before samurai committed seppuku,they wrote jinsei. A death poem. It contained their final thoughts.About life.About death. I have read many of them of late. Some are truly works of beauty. Yet,i am not a samurai,so i bid you farewell with simple words. Rot in hell, kuso-ama."

its sad how you are fighting to survive the whole game and at the end you cant escape death

for the people who did not finish cyberpunk: there are a lot of spoilers below

Viktor: No, there's no fuckin' point. i mean, he/she... Misty: Do it. You'll see... it'll help. Viktor: So, V. How's the real afterlife lookin'?. It as nice as they say? Viktor:Cause down here, it's still shit. Hell, might even be worse than before. Viktor: Just wish i had done more... so things migh've come out different. Misty: Positive energy, victor! Viktor: I- we're gonna miss you, kid. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Judy: Hey, V... I was thinking about you the other day and i thought i'd just, well... give you a call. Judy: I know it's pointless, but... once upon a time people were talking to graves and nobody batted an eyelid, right ? Judy: When i said i was thinking about you, i meant A LOT. 'Bout everything you did. Judy: And...i guess... i get it- why you wanted to leave this place once and for all. Judy:But still, V... pheww... Did you even think about, y'know-what happens when- Judy:I.... Shit, i can't do this... So much emotion in this one ._.

Just like with Witcher 3. Feeling so empty after the game end.

this game is so cool that even bugs (which are annoying of course) could not ruin the beauty and meaning of this story for me played on ps4 fat btw

Mate, Judy crying on her bed fucking broke me.

Johnny: Been nice workin' with ya. V. V: Yeah..... with you, too, johnny.

This game caused me a lot of post-game depression, especially after romancing Panam, felt so empty, she was so real to me. Everything felt so real. Wish there was a New Game Plus.

This game hit a bit too close to home for me. The concept of being "lost in time" and fading away into nothingness without leaving a mark on the world behind you. To be forgotten. To truly die. When I completed the game the first time, its the first time in my gaming history where I truly just sat there in awe and didn't know what to say or do. I just had the somber end credits music and my own thoughts and feelings to take care of. That I was reminded of the fact that I am to one day die, and the utter fear and desperation to not be forgotten. This desperation is dangerous and leads to many doing horrible shit just to be remembered. On the second playthrough, knowing the end, I didn't form any bonds, only held relationships on a surface level, and never pursued any love interests, because I wanted that character to reflect myself and how I would react in V's shoes. I would be terrified to form bonds with people because I know I will die, and that they will only get hurt by my passing. Cyberpunk gets a lot of shit, mostly deserved, but one thing that I can truly give them cred for is the story. Maybe if you nitpick, the story is bad. But the overall story and the concept are fucking amazing. Some low life getting a countdown to his/her inevitable demise and the utter desperation to become someone takes over. They do horrible shit, kill multiple people in their selfish pursuit to survive, and not be forgotten. Only to be left with the choice of killing your soulmate (quite literally) to live another 6 months or kill yourself (death comes either way so why wait?) and let your soul mate take over and maybe continue your legacy in your place? Cyberpunk for me was nothing short of a spiritual and self-reflecting journey through my own mind and psyche, my morals and ethics, and my view on the world and my own life. Thank you, whoever reads this.

just finished phantom liberty. another emotional breakdown..

A shame they didn't include this beautiful song in the OST

Man... Takemura broke my heart by wishing V hell... I know he's as loyal as a blind dog, but really, I wished he could see that he had a true friend even if V waved a different flag.

You know it's bad when this music kicks in and judy telling you that she's leaving the city... 😔

What really hits is that Cyberpunk doesn´t have a true villain. Yes, there is Arasaka, but you do not defeat them, or something like that. They are too strong for that, and always will rise again. The true villain is Night City itself. As was said, it promises dreams and hopes, but it will strip you of everything and everyone, that you hold close to your heart. (spoilers ahead) In the end, (if you choose Nomad´s ending) yes you probably have only 6 months of life, but as said, there is still hope, that you will find the cure with Aldecados. But the biggest achievement is, that you get out of the Night city. With a new family, that you found there and even the love of your life. You have people, that you can count on, and in the end, that is the biggest greatness, that V found. Not major league that she/he chassed after with Jackie, but people and family in this cruel world. But still... Night city stripped him/her of everything, that he/she loved.

What a beautiful piece of music, 1 of only a few that bring out many emotions, especially after playing the ending of cyberpunk

Red Dead and 2077 single handedly saved storylines in videogames. Haven't been touched by a game like these 2 since black ops 1.

The number one thing I learnt from cyberpunk, is that there’s never a happy ending.

When the credits rolled, I literally just stared at the screen, no crying, no anger, no emotion. Just fucking empty

It isn't just the rain that's pouring over all that machinery, it's my tears after going through the ending :(

I never cried so hard during a credits scene/video game ending in my life. Right after my first playthrough i was crying for a good hour. The creators of Cyberpunk 2077 have no idea what an phenomenal game they made, they wrote the characters in such an amazing and memorable way that made me actually get really attached to them. I got the sun ending first but i tried the suicide ending afterwards and the voicemails made me cry even more. This music may be beautiful and all but now it just makes me wanna cry all over again.

0:52 gives me chills Edit : Thanks for the likes everyone ( first time I got this much in yt

"True freedom is knowing you have nothing to lose anymore." Never stop fighting, Samurai.

i dont care what people say about this game. I loved every single minute of it, it made me feel like no other game ever was able to, except of course, The Witcher 3.

Red Dead 2- accept your fate and become a better person Cyberpunk- become a worse person to prevent your fate

Riding out with Panam and the Aldecaldos. Give us that post-ending dlc.

"Leaving NC ending with Nomads and Panam just give you so much for realizing : completing Nomad lifestyle and showing really what it's about - always going forward, without having regrets in the end, never stuck on any place or person, when the time comes, and just let it go, just living and enjoying the moment when there's opportunity. The moment on the tank is the only one in the game when you and V with Panam feel the subtle moment of what really freedom is, giving you a slight vague of unreasonable hope for the future, still catching the moment, despite foggy future, which absolutely complementing the whole picture of life roads these people chose. Moreover, it brings Panam and V's relationship to certain milestone, showing its growth and finishing paiting of grown-up relationships with many exquisite moments between two people who really needs each other, going hand in hand and not letting each other completely fall. They would be just different persons and so are their fates, if they didn't stick together no matter what. And at last we see even Johnny accepts his fate - to fade away, after he's seen that people neither remember him much for what he'd done before nor his band, and with last stroke - just unnamed cemented grave. Still his last words "Never stop fightin' " are just more than typical advice and beautiful farewell words. It ascertaining of V's lifepath, on which he was, trying to get rid of the chip, and not letting Johnny give full control over the body in final moment, surrendering his fate to someone else, and road which he will be always on - still keeps fighting for himself and his beloved person with other folks, no matter what awaits him and how much time left. This Johnny's closure perfectly weaving into Nomad's ending. Cyberpunk just consists of many such subtle moments which hit really hard and giving you so much to think about your life and path which you're walking, that there's not even close any other game like this." Hope one day i'll barely realize in the back of my mind how people were managed to write such story, but for now i just prefer sit and listen some soundtrack from time to time, thinking about life." Saw someone (@Windy Walker) comment this and I had to copy/paste it because it perfectly describes how I view the game in its entirety.

This game has one of the biggest moral hangover endings in gaming

If only people knew how good this game really was, it's been so long since a games story got me right in the feels multiple times with multiple different charters and made me want to play it over and over again just to see the different outcomes.

' If you think this has a happy ending, you haven't been paying attention.'

Male V's full name realy hits you when you understand its etymology. "Vincent" comes from latin verb "vinco, vincere, vici, victum" - to win, conquer. "Vincens, -tis" is participle = "the one who wins". It is so tragically ironic, that no matter what you do, you can't de facto win...

*WARNING*' True Post-Game-Depression in the commentsection

Bro this violin or whatever it is in background, cut's trough my soul, resonate with my heart, this musician who created it, must felt it from his heart!

That synth bass beginning at 3:02 is just so inexplicably solemn; it's almost as if it sounds like slow, trudging, aching footsteps...ones that are tired and weak as they descend, yet they walk atop the wavering ground of chords that echoes hope, a kind that is fragile and soft. The notes just lie suspended in that soulless air, hanging from the tightrope of reality. You pluck them from a womb that no longer births the stars, just to be reminded that while there may be no heartbeat inside the city, there remains one inside of you. It's so painful to learn that you are the only thing you will truly ever have.

never knew a song could sound sad and happy at the same time i guess thats the definition of 0 just *empty..*

damn... what a story. one hell of a ending

Masterpiece...

0:52 - 1:30 , Night city is a special city, with a dark shade behind it

Haters gonna hate about Ai or Bugs, but honestly... this is the best game I've ever played. This story, characters, quests, soundtrack, city...

I just finished Phantom Liberty, i don't know how to feel anymore. I thought i would be happy, i thought everything would be alright. But i can't stop thinking. Maybe i could've done better...

I did all the endings and god... the saddest ones in my opinion are “the devil” and “temperance”. Johnny visits V’s and rogue’s grave. I cried 😞

The Devil ending, followed by these credits and this soundtrack were the most haunting final hours of a game I had ever played.

This song makes me feel so empty and almost hopeless. It’s hard to explain, but it’s just the impression I get from it.

This game really makes you feel like you just played through a whole movie..and when u get to the end credits and this music plays it hits you like "Wow".

Everyone talking about 0:52 But the real chilling part is 3:08-4:36 😔 I don't know but that part just makes me feel empty, useless, and hopeless when I'm watching the sad voice-mails from the endings during that part of the song.

The song really makes you feel like you´ve been through a lot and it´s just all over

Bro you came through in the clutch. Been looking for this song specifically.

Welcome to the Major leagues

post game depression incoming...

Most people who hate the game prob never played it even. I would give it strong 9/10

This isn't a game you can play around and then delete. This is very meaningful and very emotional. You live a life outside of your life, you lose that life and you die. But you are left with memories and memories of the Night City you lived in. That's why this will leave us a wonderful memory and imprint from the Cyberpunk game makers. Because we played this game and we live it. We live in the present, we are alive in the present, we can see the time and watch it. We should know the value and value of everything. Because after losing, the value and value will never be known. When one day comes, we will never wake up to another day.

someone needs to make a infinite loop between 0:52 - 1:30

Thank you V for this unforgettable cyber adventure. You did great girl Im really proud of you.

The story is rooted in tragedy, and that’s what makes it so beautiful

Will never forget my first ending choosing to end it all on that rooftop... Judy's VA had me crying like i lost a close friend

This end credits wall... this friend calls... and this music makes me cry... Until the last moment I believed that V would succeed and that V would find a way to heal himself ... how disappointed I was ... And now for the last 3 weeks I have just ... in desolation... i feel empty, cold and dark...

Say whatever you want about this game, whether its about the bugs, gameplay or anything else. But you can't deny the fact that this game has deep soundtrack & excellent story.

The ending in this game left me so empty all that work for nothing felt so attached to the characters in this game

Sounds like the music when the dude asked me to crucify him. Talk a car out of suicide, make friends with a vending machine, crucify a guy...... This game went a lot of places.

Everybody said the game is garbage but under all of it I say to myself the writing and characters saved this game from being forgotten….

This music is heart wrentching when listening to the voice messages after choosing the "Early" ending option.

Thinking about everything thats changed in my life since i became an adult, my nana passes away, then my uncle, then my pappy and now recently last November my mom, im 27 now and while i have friends and family that love me, at times im still uncertain about whats to come in my life forward.

Cyberpunk 2077 game me something that I haven't felt since Red Dead Redemption 2: a desire NOT to replay it. And I don't mean that as a bad thing-I poured hundreds of hours into both campaigns, beat every side quest and explored (maybe) everything. I don't want to go back to either game not because I disliked them, but because of the story. I loved the story, and I can't picture it any other way. Arthur Morgan died an honorable hero. V escaped Night City with Panam, riding into the sunset towards a future with a sliver of hope. I couldn't imagine getting any other ending, to either game. To go back now would make me feel wrong. The story was that good, and when the credits rolled I just felt... hollow. Hollow, but satisfied. But hey, to be fair we've got Phantom Liberty coming out soon, so maybe I'll break my own rule.

after 3 years and 7 playtroughts, i need to put some lovely words on this game. Probably the best Game i‘ve ever played

I have empathized a lot with V. It’s very difficult to explain what I feel with this theme after playing the game: melancholy, hope, life, death... The story, the score... the game is a master piece

The Phantom Liberty endings left a hole in my chest. Even the secret ending has an underlying darkness.

Goodbye V, and don't ever stop fighting.

I haven't seen anyone mention the music during the end credits yet. That deep and dark violin(idk if it's a violin tbh) which comes in at 0:53 just fits so well.

This music hits me...deeply, emotionally, mentally, spirituality, and physically. This tune gives us that reminder that no matter what happens, the end comes for us all. Just how we get there...is up to us. This makes me feel that the worst thing i could have been stolen from was my own Identity. Without it...im forever lost...and forever forgotten...

У меня по телу мурашки когда я слышу эту музыку.

0:52 really starts to hit the feels...

The only game that ever made me cry

"Rot in hell, Kuso-Yarou" That one hurt.

I loved this game, it really is a work of art! I wanted to forget that I had played it just to experience this fantastic game again!

I know, I know, the reading's not as strong without you here, but we haven't seen each other for so long and I...well, one thing led to another. You know what I drew? The Chariot, the Lovers, and the Sun! Looks like you've got a good life ahead of you, out in the Badlands. Good luck V. Be free.