I'm enjoying it a lot, playing on PC, about 5 hours in (have only completed like the first two missions and otherwise have just done a few side gigs and NCPD alerts). It does give me a sort of Deus Ex vibe, and I like there's a variety in how you complete things (can go stealthy or balls out or a combination of the two). There's a fair variety in gear from what I've seen, though I'm also... just wearing underwear and red boots and a trench coat because that's the best armor rating I have so far >_>.
Probably the worst part about it is the lack of guidance and explanation in the menus. Maybe if I play further they'll explain more... but it took me several minutes to find stuff like your actual skills (hacking, firearms, etc.). You can't seem to modify weapons without equipping them first - I got a weapon I can't equip but it has weapon mods I want to salvage but I am afraid to disassemble it and lose those modifications...
The perks are really useful but I'm not terribly fond of the perk system itself - perks are not available for purchase unless you meet the requisite Stat level or Skill level. It's not like other games where you unlock Perk A and that lets you unlock Perk B and then you can choose Perk C or Perk D next. I imagine that's because of how the game might work on paper in the tabletop RPG but it's nervewracking for me because I'm paranoid about screwing up my build >_>.
The only glitches I've encountered have been inconveniences at worst. There was one on the Character Creation screen (I was halfway through making my character, the screen just got locked scrolling up... but just playing around with the arrow keys fixed that). There was one where the dialogue option I needed to proceed didn't appear in the dialogue list (but... just asking the guy the "optional" line was enough to make it appear the next time the dialogue menu came up). And one where I looked in the mirror and my character was all bald with ugly lines on his face (I guess because it couldn't render sunglasses and a hat in the mirror?).
Pro tip: make sure you unequip mods from your guns before you switch them out for an upgrade.