The nearest smartphone experience to Cyberpunk 2077 is Cyberika: Action Adventure Cyberpunk RPG. It’s an action-adventure role-playing game where you play in the third person. The rich storyline is in a futuristic world with a cyberpunk aesthetic, massive companies and neon signs have dominated the world. 

In this world, you need to prepare to survive on a daily basis. You will become the undisputed rebel of the city with the aid of artificial intelligence that works directly inside your brain. One of the most important aspects of Cyberika is gathering various resources in order to create and repair various items.

Enter the Cyberpunk universe

Are you prepared to travel to Bradbury Complex - the city in the immediate future? Meet and interact with the locals, complete vital quests, battle weird punks in dark alleyways, and drive your sports car down neon-lit streets. The game begins at your apartment, where you'll have a work table, a tablet, and a kitchen. You'll have to patch them before you can use them, though. 

Fortunately, you will use a variety of tools such as screws, grids, metal pipes, wires, and duct tape. Cyberika's universe is vast. Your journey will begin in a small community. After completing a few missions, you will be able to freely explore the city at your own leisure. You can also use your vehicle to travel between communities.  

The game's control scheme would be somewhat close to that of an 'endless racer' during its early stages, with the steering wheel on the left thumb and the accelerator and brake buttons on the right. Cyberika is a good game, but it suffers from design limitations that prevent it from being perfect. Even though it's fantastic to have an environment on the go, it’s lacking depth as a sprawling MMO game.

Lackluster futuristic gameplay 

Cyberika is a fantastic RPG with hundreds of locations and items to explore, an enjoyable and comprehensive ‘crafting' method, and a visual segment that stands out from similar games. The gameplay can be entertaining and enjoyable, but you'll spend the majority of your time driving between locations and scrolling through almost infinite dialogue boxes. If you like games from this genre, it will be an interesting adventure.