The massive expansion to CD Projekt RED's FPS/RPG arrives on September 26th for current-gen platforms. Here's what you need to know.
Whether it's illegal weapons and goods or cyberware that you can't get anywhere else, the new area has something for everyone.
Recent showings for Bethesda and CDPR's respective RPGs have driven a significant boost in sales for both games.
The massive robot in the recent trailer is confirmed to be a Militech Chimera, which may or may not be an obstacle for players.
A new deep dive on the recent trailer talks more about the new region, its ruler Kurt Hansen, and the Black Market's commodities.
"The changes to the minimum requirements are a reflection of our new standard of requirements, which we believe better represent the minimum PC configuration required," CDPR says.
CD Projekt RED also provides new details on skill tree changes, new skills, vehicular combat, Airdrop activities, and much more.
The perks and skill trees have been "rebuilt completely," and vehicle combat facilitates new car chases, per creative director Pawel Sasko.
CD Projekt RED has offered a new look at Cyberpunk 2077's upcoming expansion, which is due out in September.
Pre-orders for Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty will allegedly go live later today, with the expansion set to be priced at $29.99.
The expansion was recently listed on GOG.com for a price of €29.99, which would translate to roughly $35.
Project Polaris is second, with the number of developers ramping up, while Project Sirius is third despite recent layoffs for the team.
New details on the action RPG's upcoming large-scale expansion will become available in June, CD Projekt RED reiterates.
The open world RPG megaton is continuing to rack up sales, while the series has collectively sold over 75 million units.
Most of the layoffs are from The Molasses Flood, with 21 team members in the United States and eight in Poland affected.
CD Projekt announced a "new framework" for Project Sirius last week, with layoffs following shortly after at the Boston-based studio.
CD Projekt confirmed earlier this year that The Molasses Flood's Project Sirius was being re-evaluated.
Support for Intel Xe Super Sampling is also coming, but players can no longer eat or drink underwater, barring some potions.
The mode allows for path tracing on Nvidia RTX 40 Series GPUs and the RTX 3090, though the developer says players may experience issues.
Quest designer Paweł Sasko talks about Cyberpunk 2077's unused content and while CD Projekt RED decided to leave it on the cutting floor.
