This masterpiece is a gift to all gamers.
Clair Obscur Expedition 33 belongs in the Olymp of gems like Baldurs Gate 3, Elden Ring, Death Stranding, Witcher 3, Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 and Cyberpunk:
The artwork, art direction and setting are the amazing, I never played in a greater and more beautiful crafted world. Every area has it's own design, own story and feels distinct form each other.

The Soundtrack is fantastic, the music fits perfectly.

There are some quirks tho: After some time the battles might get a little bit tedious until you are completely overpowered.
And I feel the map needs markers to show how many places you visited and how much % of stuff and secrets you finished.

TLDR:
Still this is a 10 of 10 from me overall.
I haven't witnessed such an extraordinary gaming experience very often in the last 20 years,
The design, the mechanics, the superb music and soundtrack, the voice acting, the characters, and especially the storyline: Everything here is either almost or completely perfect.

Clair Obscur really surprised me as I never thought I would enjoy it so SOOO much.
I had tons of hours of fun with it and I’m happy to see such passionate project getting the recognition it deserves.

I will continue with a New Game+ some day!

It took me 500+ hours to finally visit Hanako at Embers, because I just did not want the main plot to end, for years.
I started like 8 or 9 playthroughs (on the 4th different gaming PC now since the game released lol) in the last 5 years. And today, I FINALLY finished the Phantom Liberty storylines as well now.

And damn, some of the endings hit really hard. Great storytelling and emotional bonding with the characters.
While the credits rolled I felt "empty" like I did with Clair Obscure Expedition 33.
Only a handful of games have *that* impact on me.

And we remember:
Cyberpunk had a rough start at release, and while it was a Nvidia tech showcase very often, it now (Patcth 2.3 with Phantom Liberty content) became one of the best RPG gaming experiences ever, with easily 150+ hours of content if you play it the first time and try out the different endings.
They went from 70% bad reviews to 90% positive ones. That's a redemption arc if anything.

To be honest: Cyberpunk still is not perfect, not even close.
The two biggest negative aspects I personally found:
1. The world's atmosphere and setting are great, but there are not really interactive encounters or ways and stuff to "explore". There are some eastereggs and neat lorepieces all over the world and some quests, but RDR2 and GTA V are on another level here.

2.) The illusion of choice: Only few decisions really matter , so it is not a "real" oldschool RPG

To bend it positively: There *are* some crucial choices that are fundamental for making Cyberpunk so replayable.
On top of that some side quests and missions are perfectly crafted, don't ignore those. And just be aware, there is some missable content if you do not get the timing of the quests triggers right. But that's a pro argument for another replay :)

TLDR:
Today I finally finished all ~ 300 missions + jobs + gigs + NCPD stuff in one "final" run that I started over the last 2 months
And my verdict is this:
CDPR did their part to push the boundaries of PC gaming; they did stuff wrong at release, they reworked content, they fixed the issues and delivered us a masterpiece of gaming.
It is a 10 of 10 game for me despite some flaws .
And it won't be my last run, mods are next I guess.

I would love to play Cyberpunk 2 in the future, they have the setting and the lore and the experience to deliver this. After Witcher 4 I guess :D

I envy everyone who experiences Cyberpunk 2077 and Phantom Liberty for the first time, and you are missing out if you did not play this generational gift of gaming.