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very different games, though both are very good
I dont expect this to be an RPG, and Cyberpunk is better played as a room clearing game. I am hoping this game is just that but amazing because it's focused. I think of Cyberpunk as a failed borderlands 2 sequel.
RoboCop is a franchise. It was a series of films long before probably anyone was born that even worked on Robocop or cyberpunk, never mind played the game.
It was even out in the 80s at the arcades and on consoles in the 90s -along with Terminator.
Cyberpunk is a mix of all genres. Blade Runner, System Shock, Deus Ex # etc. There’s not one that defines it.
But RoboCop is a standalone franchise, like Alien
Cyberpunk is funny because it is self referential in the title as a "Cyberpunk themed experience" which, while Robocop borrows from the genre, and is toned done substantially - being much more realistic to the time-frame it depicts. If you removed Murphy and the other robots from existence, the rest of the IP is essentially a cop drama. Cyberpunk however is like a "there's no going back" insanity where Night City is basically a City without any rules, and more money than any one location should have (think about it - the town is basically a red light district that kids live in, meat is basically all fake, almost no foliage or animals, etc.).
If I was to compare Robocop to another game vs a genre - I would really say "It's like Max Payne - but instead of diving around to avoid damage you walk right into it and start tossing guys".