Ahead of the imminent release of its upcoming Phantom Liberty expansion, Cyberpunk 2077's massive Update 2.0 has ben pushed out by CDPR.
Cyberpunk 2077 completes its three-year-long redemption arc in glorious fashion with the excellent Phantom Liberty.
The developer of Cyberpunk 2077 says that the sheer number of changes and enhancements in the new update will make it better for players to start afresh.
Here are 13 things you should do in Cyberpunk 2077 to prepare for Phantom Liberty’s arrival on 26th September.
It goes live on September 25th at 4 PM PDT for PC and September 26th at midnight for consoles. Preloads are available 48 hours in advance.
Meanwhile, CD Projekt RED has also revealed a sneak peak of Phantom Liberty's theme song, which shares its name.
Dash and slash enemies as the Bullet-Time Ninja, become unstoppable as the Savage Slugger Solo or hack foes as the Hack-and-Slash Netrunner.
Update 2.0 brings significant overhauls for skill tree progression, police chases, cyberware, vehicular combat, and more.
NUSA agent Solomon Reed leaves Night City and is on track for a pleasant retirement before facing betrayal at the hands of a friend.
Can the latest and perhaps last major update redeem CD Projekt RED's title, or is the embattled RPG going out on a high note?
With the upcoming expansion, Cyberpunk 2077 will allow players to unleash even more gruesome melee abilities.
CD Projekt RED will reveal new details on Phantom Liberty and the upcoming Update 2.0, including "a surprise or two."
Owned by Dogtown leader Kurt Hansen, the clandestine club attracts the elite from Night City and abroad for shady purposes.
CD Projekt RED's first and last expansion for Cyberpunk 2077 launches on September 26th. Here's what you need to know.
From powerful shotguns and sniper rifles to slow-mo kills with a throwing knife, the FPS/RPG's combat looks better than ever.
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The UI will receive a Heat indicator, going up to five Stars. Players will also have more clarity on whether Night City PD is still in pursuit.
The developer says the decision to make just one expansion "has nothing to do with the numbers or how satisfied or not we are with sales."
Some developers will support Phantom Liberty after it launches in September. Others will shift to Project Orion and Project Hadar.
However, the company expects more pre-orders in the "final pre-release days." The expansion launches on September 26th worldwide.
