Picked this up as a friend wanted to run Cyberpunk, having read through, it feels half finished. There has been minimal editting and rules and stats for items are scattered throughout the book or in some cases entirely absent. The publisher has stated that they have no intention of fixing any of this. There are some sections that are obviously copied from previous books, making reference to sidebars that don't exist.

If you dig past the formatting and typos there's a decent system there, with an interesting, if shallow world. The combat is rather crunchy and armour rules seem a little poorly thought out (AP rounds halve armour and halve the damage dealt so they're only helpful in very bands of armour and damage) but it seems workable if unrealistic.

Character generation is difficult due to the formattng but it gives a fair number of options and interfaces well with the world. It's not standard cyberpunk - none of the standard cyberware you might expect as this is set following the standard era. I feel the lack of personal cost associated with power is a little out of character for the setting, this is Cyberpunk by name and heritage but less so in flavour.

I feel I need to mention the art as it's something I'd heard about before getting the book. It's bad. It's made up of photos of dolls with various bits of wiring and tech stuck to them and it looks both really janky and also out of character for the setting. It's not a dealbreaker (I'm assuming you weren't planning on buying this for the art) but I thought it was worth mentioning.

All in all, I think there a better systems out there, but this is workable and has plenty of flavour. It's not classic cyberpunk but it's not trying to be.