Cyberpunk 2077: The Complete Official Guide-Collector's Edition

Im blown away at how detailed this book is and how much it covers. Even after 400+ hours in the game there are still things I either didn't know about or didn't understand completely so I wish I had this when I first started. The book is organized really well also and they make it easy to cross reference things throughout the book. Probably my favorite part so far are the colored maps. Huge difference seeing the city as a colored aerial image rather than just the red and blue map in the game. The maps also point out everything you can find and then explains the context around what happened there. Im seriously so stoked to have this book.

Best guide for one of the best games ever created. I don’t start a new journey in Night City without it

I've owned the collector's edition since 2020 and while CDPR overhauled major systems I still refer to it for the art, lore and quest info. The HD online map is a nice bonus the Piggyback just updated. I highly recommend this book even in 2025.

Love this guide. I’m not sure if they’ve updated it at all since I purchased it, but if not, it’ll definitely be wildly outdated and inaccurate. But I didn’t buy it to use it as a guide, I purchased it just because it looks nice and is a good collectors item if you’re into that kind of thing. It goes nicely with my other cyberpunk books and paraphernalia.

I bought this at a very incredible discount price, none that the guide could be very useful, printed game guides in a time of daily updating games online makes not sense, just check YouTube or Reddit, I got this as a collector item, I recommend the company focus more in put printed art of the game.

I'm having fun with Cyberpunk, and ordered the Piggyback Hadcover Edition to supplement my playthrough. Maybe due to a botched release for older consoles and the backlash over some of the less fleshed out aspects of the game, this hardcover edition was heavily discounted. It's the first hardcover guide that I've purchased since FFVII.The guide itself is incredible. The layout is easy to navigate and covers everything as far as the released game before any major updates or DLC. What's really cool is the stylish presentation of everything and everybody with excellent artwork in beautiful inks on thick satin stock.There is a full historical introduction with full page art, a profile of all major characters with full page art, a breakdown of all the in-game music, entertainment, and culture(?) with full page art, etc. The amount of detail that is in the atlas and tables, and how they have excellent but spoiler-less screenshots and instructions laid out efficiently for all of the missions, side jobs, and gigs demonstrates how much better of a guide this is than most online resources.I do miss the big boxes and all the contents besides the discs. These Piggyback guides are, for me a cool throwback to thick manuals and checking things out/getting hyped before checking out these ever more realistic worlds that people can create.

This book is far better than it has any right to be. It is way beyond expectations. Just absolutely incredible. I mean, I have mixed feelings about the game itself. But this book? This book is beyond good. You won't be disappointed, I can tell you that right now. Oh and with the book they give you a link to an interactive online map you can also use.It has walkthroughs for every mission/gig/whatever, decision flowcharts, romance guides/requirements, where to find certain items, what items vendors have, list of all the weapons, mods, cyberware etc with costs, artwork from the posters in the game, and more. Honestly, the thing's like an inch thick. I've barely even scratched the surface. The index thing at the back is really useful for quickly finding a specific mission too. Then you can use the interactive map to type the name of it and quickly find where it is specifically.I have the collector's edition book. And yeah, it is amazing. Can't really say enough good stuff about it. About the only thing it's missing is a PDF since that'd be easier than flipping through a big honkin' book. But I mean, you're buying a book. That's kind of par for the course and should be expected lol. Buy a book you get a book. So you can't even really hold something like that against it. Obviously a book is a book.They really did do an excellent job on this book though.

Surprisingly it was shipped in a box and arrived in flawless condition. Exactly what I ordered in timely fashion. THANK YOU