Has some good ideas but doesn't hold up to the legacy of CP2020 for me. It's gone too far into superhero territory from having the characters be cheap meat sacks in a grim world of ultra-capitalism. It's much more sanitised than the original and I don't really like it. I took most of the things I perceive as good in this book and just made my own rules based on it.

For the editing, it repeats information in various places but those repetitions don't always say the same things. It's not terribly easy to find rules in between the lore quips either and I used the PDF when I ran this RAW. The best part is probably the art and even that feel less punk to me than what many other rulebooks of this genre offer.

I've been running a campaign with this for a few months. It's really nicely streamlined. There's a good amount of simulation but unnecessary complications are avoided and things are abstracted away where necessary. I like it a lot. It's my first foray into fantasy as I've been running mostly sci-fi (CP2020, Traveller). This has the added bonus of having a generic theme so I've been able to build whatever I want on top. Very good book.