Cyberpunk 2077 – Patch 2.01 is Now Available, Addresses Corrupted Saves on PlayStation

Update 2.0 is the final major content patch for CD Projekt RED’s Cyberpunk 2077, but the developer continues working on smaller ones to fix various issues. Patch 2.02 is en route and though only highlights are available, it will provide fixes, like V no longer flatlining when entering the Delamain AV in Path of Glory.

The one and only DLC is here for , and it brings with it a lot of new content to the game with an additional zone, narratives, NPCs, and delightful ways to kill enemies with flashy new weapons. The spy-thriller narrative of means that V will need a tough new arsenal to keep up with the backstabbing going on around them. Among the included weapons are many unique Iconics for V to either find or purchase in the Dogtown district.

The side quest "" forces players to decide the fate of a former SovOil agent named Katya. The quest begins with Ana and Steven, two members of a Brazilian intelligence agency, hiring V to find their missing friend and former collaborator, one Mark Bana. Bana wore a biomonitor at the time of his disappearance, which is still giving off signals to suggest he might be alive. However, the agents warn that it might not actually be Bana behind the signals. V tracks Bana through Organitopia, a natural history museum taken over by technological scavengers, and at the end of it all, finds Katya.

Despite the new DLC including a phenomenal storyline and lots of new content for , it sadly did not include any romance options among its newly introduced NPCs. The spy-thriller DLC has many hours worth of exciting missions to do, new weapons and perks to play around with, and lots of new characters with engaging backstories in both the main DLC campaign and the many side gigs. 's Dogtown District is home to some colorful characters, and the major people that V interacts with for the story have a depth to their personalities that would be fun to be able to explore even more.

[Warning: This article contains spoilers for the ending of Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty.]

Cyberpunk 2077 was a massively anticipated game. This title continued to get more hype as developers inched closer to the release date. Of course, that release date was consistently pushed back with delays. However, eventually, the game was finally released, and it wasn’t the smash hit CD Projekt Red had hoped for. Instead, there were plenty of bugs and poor optimization performances. That forced the developers to likely scrap some post-launch content plans to ensure they were able to get this title back up to their standards.

Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty patch 2.01 has officially rolled out for PC and current-gen consoles. 

While CD Projekt Red is sadly moving on from Cyberpunk 2077 to focus on the sequel, meaning we won't be getting any more expansions or significant updates, there's still a wee bit of polishing to do. Update 2.0 and Phantom Liberty arrived in a good state, but there's still some room for improvement, which is what patch 2.01 is focused on, squashing some bugs—including a particularly annoying one that's been around for years—and buffing the game's performance, particularly in Dogtown. 

Cyberpunk 2077's first post-Update 2.0 and Phantom Liberty update, Patch 2.01, will be available today, October 5, and CD Projekt Red has shared the full notes.

Cyberpunk 2077 Patch 2.01 is scheduled to be released later today across PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S.

's DLC,, has introduced a number of new side quests to the futuristic world of Night City. Although these new side quests and jobs are good, some offer the player significantly better rewards than others. In spite of not being strictly necessary for the completion of the DLC, many of 's side quests are among the most entertaining and immersive missions to be added to as part of its electrifying and emotional DLC.

CD Projekt Red has acknowledged the existence of a rather nasty issue with Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty, specifically on PS5. While it's unclear just how widespread this problem is, you can find plenty of (understandably devastated) posts about it on Reddit and social media.