Cyberpunk 2077 2.0 could cook your PC so check your cooling systems, CD Projekt Red says

's free 2.0 update launched on September 21, 2023, with a huge number of changes to the title's core gameplay. The update incorporated overhauled police AI, as well as vehicle combat and car chases, and overhauled the game's skill trees while introducing a revamped Cyberware system.

Cyberpunk 2077 just launched its first and only DLC, Phantom Liberty, alongside the major 2.0 update. Many fans claim that the update and expansion have ironed out most of the game's long-standing problems, fulfilling old promises after years of waiting. Our own reviewer Andrew King says that it finally made the game "worth the trip". However, according to CD Projekt Red, these are the last major updates, meaning that the Cyberpunk 2077 we have today is the final version.

Developer CD Projekt Red recently overhauled with the 2.0 update, fundamentally redesigning multiple systems. Today marks the release of its long-awaited Phantom Liberty DLC, and CDPR is celebrating with a major sale on all platforms.

Three years after Xbox and CD Projekt Red partnered to release a limited edition, Cyberpunk 2077-themed Xbox One X console, many of those who bought it are beginning to regret the purchase. Why? Because they're still waiting, years later, for any information at all regarding a refund for the recent Cyberpunk 2077 DLC release: Phantom Liberty, which was originally supposed to be in the bundle.

CD Projekt Red has apologized for a Cyberpunk 2077 2.0 update featuring anti-Russian dialogue and graffiti and says it will remove them in the next update.

Cyberpunk 2077‘s first DLC, Phantom Liberty, officially releases today. Since the game has been regarded favorably (thanks to post-launch updates), many have been looking forward to new content. However, some may not be impressed by what developer CD Projekt Red has done in preparation.

Cyberpunk 2077's Phantom Liberty expansion includes a wild Easter egg that sees CD Projekt Red co-founders Marcin Iwiński and Michał Kiciński deliver a subtle history lesson on the studio.

CD Projekt has apologised for anti-Russian elements in the Ukrainian version of Cyberpunk 2077, which was released alongside the game-changing Update 2.0 ahead of Phantom Liberty's launch on September 26.

Elon Musk was never in Cyberpunk 2077 according to one CD Projekt Red developer, despite the Tesla and X boss demanding a cameo.

Cyberpunk 2077's 2.0 update includes a Ukrainian localisation of the game's enormous script, but added in this version without developer CD Projekt Red's knowledge are references to Russia's ongoing invasion of Ukraine.

All Cyberpunk 2077 mods are being disabled across Night City thanks to developer CD Projekt Red, as the studio wants to ensure that players avoid compatibility issues with the newly released Phantom Liberty expansion. While CDPR has warned players to disable mods prior to the expansion’s launch, this move has split the community, as many wanted to at least try playing Phantom Liberty with cosmetic mods.

CD Projekt has apologized for in-game dialog and graffiti in the Ukrainian localization of Cyberpunk 2077 that criticizes Russia's invasion of the country, and says it's working to remove or replace them in the next update.