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The Panam ending is just perfect.
I wait on the other side Judy
Goose bumps!!!
« On behalf of the staff of the independant California motel… I wish you all sweet dreams. »
God I loved this scene with this music in the background.
This is the saddest Windows XP Installation music I've ever heard
I wish to have a girl like Panam.
Man this game made me emotional and I’m not the type of person that gets into feelings but me and this game has touched me meeting different kinds of people you are V it’s who you are I wish I had friends like V’s was crying at the end wishing V was real in this world
Damn
Jackie <(T__T)>…. Always such a sad moment to see my brother go. See you in the major leagues…
"Blinding lights. It's loud. I'm on stage and almost can't breathe. I'm so damn full of… hatred.
Then I let it all out into a mic. And I realize it didn't help,
I don't feel any better."
My V started as a Corpo. Spent his whole life in NC, crushed by the Arasaka worklife and the danger and death that comes with being a merc. So it's extremely fitting that as a final act of rebellion, like Johnny would have wanted, you get to leave this cursed city with Panam.
Like Mike Pondsmith said, Cyberpunk isn't about saving humanity, it's about saving yourself.
To Haboobs my fellow Vs… to Haboobs!
the game is beautiful. My first play through I was expecting to romance Judy (turns out she only likes 🐱) was sad for a minute until i met panam and WOW great character got me wishing for a panam irl
Man the Moment sitting on that couch listening to the wind blow by and seeing the particles catch in the light truly beautifull
If you heard this in endgame, you do the best end.
I have post-panam depression; the rest of the game doesn't stand up to doing cool stuff with her, and now she's a cardboard cutout just sitting at camp saying the same 3 lines over and over.
song made me feel weird emotionally like I had something to say but I couldn't, felt my heart racing and my hands were shaking.
This song hits different after the end of the game.
every time i hear this, i see panam under night sky, front of campfire
I NEED the version from the last mission when you choose Panam at the end..
don't get me wrong I loved this ending so much, but it felt like there was still more to do. I' hope a dlc pack will tie up V's story with the aldercados well.
Such a beautiful piece, it gives me goosebumps
No amount of bugs or bad technicalities could tarnish the brillance of this game
“When you go to war as a boy, you have a great illusion of immortality. Other people get killed, not you… Then, when you are badly wounded the first time, you lose that illusion, and you know it can happen to you.”-Ernest Hemingway
Think it felt so true about V, in the beginning he didn’t care about life and death, he didn’t realize how much he had to lose. And it was when he lost everything that he realized how much he could lose. He lost almost everything, and from a ditch in the dumps, he crawled out, wounded, and stepped on the battlefield once more, to fight, learning the painful lessons of the past, and choosing to fight for a future.
Didn't expect this game to make me cry like 5 times. No other game has even managed it once I think and I've played a lot of games. Very emotional game, a true masterpiece of character writing and development.
The sun ending is the real one for me. Leaving Night City was just not right for me.
I'm getting similar vibes to when I first heard "Fields of Ard Skellig". Something dream-like about these two soundtracks.
I cried. And I even didn’t play the game.
Beautiful song. It reminds me a lot of the song Waves Crashing on Distant Shores of Time from the San Junipero episode of Black Mirror. They're obviously different songs but evoke very similar feelings for me.
Damn this track hits hard. I literally just beat the game rolling with Panam and the Aldecaldos and man…this was such a good, well-written game IMO. Any/all bugs aside, my favorite game of 2020 and up there with a few other all time favorites (such as the mass effect trilogy). The atmosphere, likable characters, side quest stories/main story, and of course Panam (such a believable love interest character) just reeled me in deeper as I played. I really hope they can still pump out some quality story driven DLC and a sequel sometime down the line
A bunch of Nomads bringing a megacorp to it's knees. Poetic.
when she hands you the jacket
when she accepts judy into the pack
when she swear she'll hunt johnny if he keeps your body
panam is the best bro
I can't even describe how this game made me feel. At first I was so in love with Judy, then I met Panam. The greatest romance I've ever experienced. It reminded me of choosing between Triss and Yen in the Witcher 3, but even those romances don't compare to the excellence of this. Panam was the first character that I felt was truly real, her struggles, battle for position in the clan, her determination to lead the aldecaldos to safety and success. Her qualities of leadership, motivation, determination, compassion.
She cared for the freedom of being a nomad unlike Saul who sought to gain power for his own benefit.
This romance turned my entire perspective of the game around.
The life of a nomad was something I hadn't considered prior to meeting Panam.
This sole encounter made me fall in love with this game even placing it above the Witcher 3 in terms of sheer storytelling.
The time where you sit with Panam by the fire resting by her side watching the stars, the time where Panam asks you to stay with the aldecaldos at the counter, an offer I personally would have taken in a heartbeat if not for the circumstances. Where you tell her you might not be the same after the biochip yet she'll still see you for who you are. Where she said she'll help when you're in need.
The night you spend with her during the sandstorm, the time where you sit by her side all night prior to the big finale, to calm her down. All of these scenes combined and more, made this experience so much more meaningful to me, gaining a special place in my heart.
The ending was bittersweet and had me on the verge of tears. I was hoping to live a long life. With Panam and the aldecaldos. It was devastating to see how Saul died but it created more hatred within us, to end Adam Smasher for good, to protect the legacy of the aldecaldos and not let all the sacrifices go to waste. In the end, Saul sacrificed himself for us, for a new beginning, despite his pride.
Finding out there was no way to live past 6 months, being conflicted about choosing for Johnny or yourself. In the end, I decided I would be better off dead if not myself. Johnny, although changed for better, was not me. I couldn't let my soul be replaced for a body. I cared for Panam far too much.
The final scene with Panam, saying goodbye to night city. It felt truly surreal, I gained a completely different worldview, I felt like a nomad. I had so much built up hate for the city, the corporation, and everything else. All I cared for at this point were the nomads.
I can't even begin to describe how drastically the interactions with Panam affected me. Finally saying goodbye to night city, and riding off towards a new beginning with the aldecaldos, with Panam. It felt still so bittersweet, I still had some optimism left for a fulfilling ending, where I get to live longer.
The last scene with Panam on top of the basilisk. Two souls intertwined, never to be detached. The voice actress put so much emotion into her lines, I couldn't have asked for a better performance. When she screamed at Saul I got shivers. I felt so emotionally attached to everything she said, I felt pain in her voice.
I'm hoping for a DLC with a solution to V's problem. To undo the inevitable, I trust in CDPR. Side content with Panam, and aldecaldos in Arizona. I can't wait.
This track is so detached from the others. It made me want to f-ing cry, whether it's loss or a glimpse at happiness at the horizon, or… goodbyes.