Saying Cyberpunk 2077 is a fantastic game doesn't generate heated discussions online anymore. 2023's big Phantom Liberty expansion and the linked systemic rework turned things around. Moreover, that wasn't the end of the road for the game, which has gotten further enhancements since then. Even after the alleged end of support we're waiting for yet another chunky update. Now, the only mountain that's left to conquer is Nintendo's hardware. Does the Switch 2 port succeed or should you stick with the experience on a handheld PC?
As the proud owner of a Steam Deck, I had some doubts about the personal enjoyment I could get out of a Nintendo Switch 2 port, but at the same time, I was extremely curious about how well it could possibly run on what's ultimately a beefed-up tablet. If this was a serious effort to bring a cutting-edge AAA title to Nintendo's new hybrid console at launch, the rest of the generation could look very promising. Now, 10 hours into Cyberpunk 2077 on Switch 2 – I've imported my main PC save – I can confidently say it's easily the best way to play it on the go.
