This isn’t just a game. It feels like standing in the rain at 3 a.m. under a dying neon sign, wondering whether the city owns me more than I own myself, Night City breathes like a living addiction, beautiful from far away, poisonous when you get close. Every street glows with temptation, chrome limbs, fast money, fake promises, digital immortality. The city sells dreams the same way a casino sells hope — loudly, endlessly, and usually to the desperate.
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