The above cyberpunk 2077 bug needs a little context, but once you figure it out you'll see how strange it is. This screenshot was taken in my gameplay, and my character has a bushy, well-groomed head of hair, which often disappears. Why? Because I decided to wear a balaclava.

Yes, Cyberpunk 2077 is so broken that if I put anything on my head, I go bald. But that's really only the beginning. So I went online to find the best cyberpunk 2077 bug. Here we've collected everything from images of broken windows acting like jetpacks to weird glitches that ruin the emotion of key moments.

And as you peruse these glitches, you will experience one of two sensations. Those who haven't yet bought the game will think, "Phew, I'm glad I didn't pre-order it." But some people, the type of people who want to see the world burn, will think, "This looks interesting, I should buy this game."

So if you're in the latter group, you can get it now for $10 off, but I bet it will drop even lower before the bugs are patched.

This happened to me when I drove out of the Arasaka tower mission with Jackie, one of two major glitches (the other is below), and it ejected me from the scene.

Johnny Silverhand (Keanu Reeves), like Neo, goes "Whoa!" might not say, but this cyberpunk 2077 bug will surprise you.

If you play Cyberpunk 2077 long enough, you will discover a strange phenomenon. I don't understand it. At all.

You can feel the frustration in this streamer.

Would Christopher Nolan say that Cyberpunk 2077 should only be shown in movie theaters?

This is the bug that best represents Cyberpunk 2077's shortcomings. Something breaks in the middle of an emotional moment, leaving you completely out of the scene.