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Cyberpunk 2077 is an action role-playing video game developed and published by CD Projekt Red in December 2020.
A leak has been revealed that there is an expansion in works.
What is it and will it follow the story of Cyperpunk 2077
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Many people forgot that the witcher 3 was also extremely bugged on release. But hey, ride the popular lmao shit on every dev if it's not perfect because that is definitely achievable for modern games.
the moment they removed Ciri and Gerald as the center of the Witcher story and straying form the source material leave me thinking this will be a shit show i will wait post release to buy
That Cyberpunk on Unreal Engine… I can hear my GPU crying already.
Man, words can't describe how happy it makes me to know that Panam ending is canon(hopefully so), maye not be the coolest, but it's the happiest ending you can get, even as a Female V with Judy. That ending really inspires a sense of hope for the future and more than anything i want V's story to continue, to get some kind of closure, to know if V survives at least.
I don't dislike CP2077 story, the character stories are great, my only gripe is that it's soooooo, sooo short, even if you do all side jobs. Like i've said before, one moment you're hanging out with Jackie, the next you're talking to Hanako at Embers, all of which can be done in less than a day. I had to forcefully slow myself down, because i knew it would end quickly.
In Witcher 3 i would spend days upon days in the story because it's longer and interconnected with everything else in the game, turning it into an even bigger story.
I'd still be cautious about pre-ordering anything. Their leadership didn't change and a fair few key talent ended up leaving after the launch. Doesn't mean they can't produce a quality game of course but it does mean you can't always reliably expect the quality to hold up to the previous entry.
I played Cyberpunk since 2021. I can't wait to get the Expansion next year.