Night City's radio stations might not be filled with chart-topping hits, but each song drives home the feeling of restless disobedience – a feeling cultivated throughout Cyberpunk 2077's narrative. RELATED: Digital Goodies, In-Game Rewards, And The Best Place To Buy Cyberpunk 2077 (Sponsored)įast-forward to Cyberpunk 2077, and it seems CD Projekt Red is taking a page out of the Vice City playbook. Whether it was an iconic chart-topper or hidden gem, not a single song felt out of place while running through your speakers. From Michael Jackson's "Billie Jean" to Ozzy Osbourne's "Bark at the Moon," the tunes were varied enough to appeal to a wide audience, while staying true to the world Rockstar was trying to build.
And a lot of that nostalgia was derived from the game's thoughtfully crafted radio stations. Everything about Vice City screamed the 80s – setting foot into Vice City was like stepping back in time. GTA: Vice City's soundtrack was so successful because it helped bring the world around you to life. But what truly brings the world together is Cyberpunk 2077's soundtrack, one of the best I've heard since Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. Night City pulls at you with its dense streets and flashing lights, never letting you catch your breath – thanks to the constant use of first-person perspective. The world of Cyberpunk 2077 is easy to get lost in.
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