One very effective weapon choice in the game are the submachine guns. These weapons typically have an incredibly high rate of fire and perform very well at short to mid-ranges, which is where most firefights will happen in Cyberpunk 2077 . As enemies close in on players to take them out from point-blank range they will want to have the most versatile weapon type in their inventory will want to pick up a good submachine gun as soon as possible. This guide shows players the best ones in the RPG ga...

Here, players should notice a building with a big "09" on it after traveling northeast of the Halsey & MLK fast travel point. Turn left and go down an alleyway (west of the custom marker shown on the map above). Here, there is a cyberpsycho sighting, but the cyberpsycho does not have to be fought and can be kind of tough if players have not leveled up enough to face him. Otherwise, he is fun to engage with the proper level, build, and equipm Spillover is the final perk in the middle section of t...

The Headsman - This is another shotgun that was nerfed by the developers considerably before players could get their hands on it, but at least with this gun it is completely understandable. Without some restrictions on the things it could do, The Headsman would be a completely unstoppable killing machine. Even with said restrictions though it is still ridiculously overpowered. The Headsman has a total of four different unique effects. For one it doubles the number of projectiles fired, which aut...

Gold-Plated Baseball Bat - Most players don't typically like using clubs in Cyberpunk 2077 because of how slow they typically are swung, but there is nothing to worry about with the Gold-Plated Baseball Bat. This weapon swings just as quickly as most of the katanas in the game at five swings per second, which means that its DPS is astronomical. There are also chances to both stun and cause bleeding to enemies, which means that it is highly likely that these effects will be triggered during the c...