One of the year’s most anticipated games will include microtransactions and, although we don’t yet know what will be for sale, CD Projekt Red are aiming to make players feel happy with their purchases.
With Cyberpunk 2077’s release finally on the horizon, CD Projekt RED is going into some details about the DLCs and the game’s post-release support. Good news for the fans, the devs are planning for more DLCs than The Witcher 3 and are not interesting in any type of aggressive monetization.
The anticipated game is gearing up for release as it prepares for final certification, one of the last stops in the journey to our hands.
Following rumors of a massive 200GB, CD Projekt Red have confirmed that Cyberpunk 2077 won’t be quite that big, but remain coy on actual specs.
The anticipated RPG is following in the footsteps of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt by offering free DLC in its ongoing quest for Game of the Year status.
Check out how the Cyberpunk 2077 Lifepath Choices work in this trailer. You can start this game from 3 distinct backgrounds, but we’ll have to wait to see exactly how it affects the game.
One of the year’s most anticipated games is breaking new ground and taking player immersion to a new level with a groundbreaking approach to cutscenes.
There are phony emails being sent out, preying on Cyberpunk 2077 fans. CD Projekt Red has made statements that if you are being contacted to play a Cyberpunk 2077 beta, it is fraudulent. No beta is being planned.
CD Projekt Red’s Lead PR Manager Radek Grabowski recently stated on Twitter that there are no plans for Cyberpunk 2077 to end up on Game Pass.
As if Cyberpunk 2077 wasn’t exciting enough already, CD Projekt Red’s new game lets players ignore the main plot and take Night City their own way.
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