All Apartments In Cyberpunk 2077, Ranked Worst To Best

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CD Projekt RED has announced that Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty sold over five million copies last year. The expansion topped three million units sold within its first week and received extensive acclaim from critics and fans.

's 2.1 update has included several new changes, and while it makes one aspect of the game much harder, it greatly improves its portrayal of one particular character: Adam Smasher. From the moment he first appeared during the Arasaka heist, the company's massively cybernetically enhanced head of security, Adam Smasher, was built up to be an intimidating foe.

The protagonist V is kind of a blank slate in , but there are new ways to find out a little more about how they fit into the wider world of Night City. As per usual in open-world RPGs, V doesn’t have many traits by default. They barely even have a name, just a single initial that might appear to stand for any number of things. This is so that players can project whatever kind of personality they like onto the main character, deciding how to portray them through their quest choices and in-combat playstyle.

One of the more significant quests called "" in requires you to solve a few puzzles and get Harris' IP address. This quest is also required to be completed if they want to romance River Ward. However, since this main quest takes place later on in the story, you should already have a few prerequisites to complete it.

has some locations that developers created but for whatever reason did not make accessible to players by normal means, including one such area that has been found in new content from Update 2.1. Night City and its surrounding areas have many of these little spots that could have been designed as secrets for curious players to find or could have simply been blocked off due to not having enough time during development to finish them properly. The biggest surprise is just how detailed some of these places can be.

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A secret area in 's DLC reveals much of the backstory behind a previous mission. adds a whole new region to 's map, being set entirely in a previously unexplored region of Night City called Dogtown. It's a former vacation playground for the ultrarich that was taken over by the private militia BARGHEST and its tyrannical leader Alex Hansen. It's the one part of Night City where government agencies have no sway, but that doesn't mean there's any less corruption. Compared to 's map, 's looks pretty small — but it's extremely condensed, and there are many things to do in Dogtown.

It is always fun to be able to come across some secret, hidden side jobs and events in a game like , and there are a lot of them tucked away in different nooks and crannies of Night City and Dogtown. Developers at CD Projekt Red seem to enjoy slipping even more in with each big update to the game, enticing people to explore anew with each change to fully experience all the details that have been tweaked. The game features a lot of lore and detailed backstories of various NPCs and events, and many of these extra narratives are uncovered only through seeking out these hidden surprises.

A Cyberpunk 2077 New Game Plus mode is something that was teased several years ago, but has yet to be followed up on in any major way - the 2.0 update didn't come with NG+, and as far as we can see, there's been no major comments from CD Projekt Red regarding the feature in recent months or even years.

Side quests in can sometimes have outcomes that will limit options down the road, particularly when it comes to relationships with NPCs. One side job in the game, "," has just such a conclusion, where players will need to choose carefully if they are looking to have romance blossom between V and Judy. Lives are on the line, as they always seem to be in the gritty world of Night City, and V has several options about how to proceed, particularly in one very important dialogue exchange with Maiko.

10 Chambers, the studio founded by Payday and Payday 2 lead Ulf Andersson, is now working on a heist shooter of its own. After finding success with hit co-op horror shooter GTFO, the studio's going back to the roots of much of its staff with Den of Wolves, a cyberpunk heist shooter coming to PC and consoles.