10 Things Cyberpunk 2077 2 (Orion) Must Include

When you first come across a Delamain car in , its location will be marked on the map so that you can start a major side quest right after. There are six Delamain cars in total, and V will be tasked to find all of them in Night City. However, unlike the first car, the rest will not be marked on the map, and you will have to locate them without any clues or guidance. Finding all of them will reward V with a lot of Street Cred, EXP, and Eurodollars (Eddies).

's DLC,, is an essential add-on for any fan of the base game. While the unpredictable spy-thriller story is among the best to be developed by CD Projekt RED, Phantom Liberty pays homage to a number of CD Projekt RED's previous games and most popular franchises — none more so than their critically and commercially revered series based on Andrzej Sapkowski's fantasy series of book, series. One particularly well-hidden reference, made in, to a notable character from franchise will undeniably be very bittersweet for long-time fans.

's DLC added a plethora of new armaments to the dangerous world of Night City. While many of these new bladed, blunt, and ballistic weapons are not especially special, some of the new Iconic weapons are absolutely fantastic, devastatingly deadly, and simply super cool. These new Iconic weapons, and those from the base game, represent the pinnacle of V's arsenal, and while they are all deadly, some are far cooler than others.

A new Cyberpunk 2077 mod that is now available for download gives the game a marked Blade Runner feel that suits Night City extremely well.

's sequel is a long way off, but the codename that CD Projekt Red is using for it may be hiding some clues as to what the plot of the next game will focus on. The recently released expansion DLC to was the last major content addition to the current game, and a sequel to the RPG is in the early stages of design. Currently referred to as, the upcoming game doesn't have much else revealed yet, beyond that it is a sequel.

The developer of , CD Projekt RED, announced that the recently released DLC will be the game's only expansion, and the studio is now directing their attention towards a full-length sequel, tentatively known as. While and the DLC did feature a few A-list cast members, the vast majority of the game's vocal talents were provided by dedicated voice actors. Though this is a refreshing change from the incredible over-saturation of celebrities in media being employed over voice actors, there are a few incredibly well-known names that would make for perfect additions to a sequel.

One of the best Ripperdocs that operates in 's Night City is Fingers, aka Finn Gerstatt. He runs a store in Japantown, located in the Westbrook District. While you will visit the vendor during the beginning of Act 2, unlocking him as a usable vendor requires you to finish Fingers' questline. You will need to reach the "" quest, which involves this Rippledoc. He will become available again after you finish his questline, provided you did not anger him during the "" and "" quests.

has many easter eggs and secrets that players can uncover, including a Secret Dev Room hidden behind a market. Other secrets, such as tarot graffiti tarot cards and references to 's anime,, can be found in Night City if you explore. While many of these secrets can be uncovered quite easily, the Secret Dev Room is not meant to be found by players easily. However, if you are determined to locate this easter egg, there is a way.

CD Projekt has released Cyberpunk 2077 and Phantom Liberty Patch 2.02, which includes a number of quest and gameplay fixes as well as other general improvements.

The Samurai Jacket from is the iconic outfit worn by V in the game's initial promotional material. While this Bomber jacket isn't hard to acquire, it can be easily missed if you only play the main story and ignore Side Gigs. The Samurai Bomber Jacket is perhaps one of the coolest outfits from a game that incorporates vibrant lighting in the collar and also has good stats for players to take advantage of. But to get the jacket, you will have to progress the main story to a certain point and start a side gig when it becomes available.

Cyberpunk 2077 is, unsurprisingly, full of homeless people. After all, we're constantly told how bad poverty is in Night City, and apartments will lock you out as soon as your rent is late, so it's hardly shocking that we see so many people living on the streets. But now, these unfortunate souls are in luck, because they seem to have been given a huge boost in the new update.

's DLCgreatly expands on the base game's original map, including a variety of new hidden locations. adds a whole section to 's map: the lawless district of Dogtown. Once a planned, private resort getaway for Night City's well-to-do luminaries, Dogtown soon fell under the control of Kurt Hansen and his iron-fisted Barghest paramilitary gang. By the time V arrives, high rises and luxury shops are in total disarray, and anyone who isn't part of Barghest's rank and file is forced to live in fear. Their hidden stashes and abandoned apartments make up some of the DLC's most fascinating areas.