At the front of Dogtown, or at least the part that faces the rest of Night City, you can quite easily see tall, modern buildings similar to what you'd see round the rest of the map. The architecture of Dogtown is what helps it stand out compared to the rest of Night City. There's a club that has stacks of giant playing cards adorning its entrance, a glass pyramid reminiscent of the Luxor Las Vegas casino hotel, and even an area that feels closest to Disney's Epcot. Much like the rest of Pacifica, it's not really a place you can easily visit but you will find a lot of interesting spaces to visit. It's no surprise, then, that I like Dogtown when it's quite literally situated right next to the Pacifica district. But again, spaces like these that I feel genuinely interested in exploring feel few and far between all the other monolith buildings exist for no other purpose than set decoration. In particular I like Pacifica, because from its design alone you can quickly garner it's not quite as affluent as other areas in Night City. To see this content please enable targeting cookies.Īs I outlined in yesterday's piece, there are pockets of interesting places to find in Night City.
