What's the most technically impressive 2020s PC game? (Day 31) + PC 2010s final

This is will be our final full topic, with one more topic to finish the polling for 2010s, and then another of all results for discussion.
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Previous Results:
Day 2 (SNES): Yoshi's Island
Day 3 (Genesis): Sonic 3 & Knuckles
Day 4 (Gameboy): Pokemon Gold/Silver
Day 5 (Gameboy Color): Alone in the Dark: The New Nightmare
Day 6 (Game Gear): Ristar
Day 7 (N64): Perfect Dark, Conker's Bad Fur Day, F-Zero X (TIE)
Day 8 (PS1): Metal Gear Solid, Vagrant Story (TIE)
Day 9 (Saturn): Panzer Dragoon Saga
Day 10 (GBA): Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories
Day 11 (GCN): Resident Evil 4
Day 12 (PS2): Gran Turismo 4
Day 13 (Xbox): The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay
Day 14 (Dreamcast): Phantasy Star Online
Day 15 (DS): Metroid Prime: Hunters
Day 16 (PSP): Monster Hunter Portable 3rd
Day 17 (PS3): Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain
Day 18 (Xbox 360): Crysis 3
Day 19 (Wii): Xenoblade: Chronicles
Day 20 (3DS): Kid Icarus: Uprising
Day 21 (Vita): Killzone: Mercenary
Day 22 (PS4): The Last of Us 2
Day 23 (Xbox One): Red Dead Redemption 2
Day 24 (Wii U): Xenoblade Chronicles X
Day 25 (PS5): Astro's Playroom
Day 26 (Xbox Series X/S): Microsoft Flight Simulator
Day 27 (Switch): The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
Day 28 (PC - 1990s): Half-Life
Day 29 (PC - 2000s): Crysis
Day 30 (PC - 2010s): TBD

My Vote: I'll go with Cyberpunk 2077 , maybe? BG3 is probably the answer in terms of actually being good, but I wouldn't really call it technically impressive. Runs like crap on my laptop, too.