Cyberpunk 2077 – Update 2.0 Police System Includes MaxTac Mini-Boss

Cyberpunk 2077 and I have a troubled history. From its disappointing launch state on console and PC back during its earliest days, I’ve had a hard time really getting into the sprawling RPG, as bugs, glitches and overall performance issues held everything back.

V can certainly attain legend status during the events of , but it looks like the DLC will make it possible for players to become edgerunners in the literal sense of the word. A small detail hidden in new gameplay footage has revealed an exciting connection between in-game Night City and that of the hit anime based in the same dystopian, futuristic world — and it may be able to bring fans closer to their favorite characters than ever before.

CD Projekt Red recommends returning Cyberpunk 2077 players start a brand new save when update 2.0 drops.

I love a good choreographed kill video. There's something so crunchy and satisfying about seeing someone elevate a game like Starfield—similar to the rush you get watching your favourite wrestler or a movie like John Wick. You know it's all been pre-planned, you know there's some kayfabe involved, but it's sick enough that you don't care. 

Cyberpunk 2077 is a massive open-world game, and ahead of the Cyberpunk 2077 Phantom Liberty release date and the big 2.0 update, you’re being advised by CD Projekt Red to start a new game instead of dusting off an old save. So if you’re planning on diving back into Cyberpunk 2077, listen up.

Cyberpunk 2077's next major (and free) update is out later this week, and CD Projekt Red encourages players to start a new save file after installing Update 2.0.

Good news, everyone: Cyberpunk 2077's massive 2.0 update releases on the 21st September, which means that you'll have five days to get cracking on a new playthrough before Phantom Liberty launches on the 26th September. Well, okay, you might not be able to get that far into the game in just five days, but remember that you can start Phantom Liberty as soon as you get through the Pacifica chapter of the main story.

's long-awaited DLC, is finally nearing its release. The expansion will launch exclusively on current-gen devices such as Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5, as well as PC, unlike the original which attempted to launch on last-gen consoles with disastrous results. It will also be coupled with a massive 2.0 update, making CD Projekt Red's first and last DLC for its 2020 ARPG a huge overhaul for the title, bringing it more in line with the experience many expected from at launch.

In anticipation of the new DLC, is receiving a massive 2.0 update to the base game, which players on supported systems will get for free regardless of whether they will be purchasing the DLC or not. The update includes an overhaul to many of the gameplay mechanics to make things more user-friendly as well as exciting changes to vehicle combat and car chases. Even the Night City PD has been upgraded with much better AI to make things feel a bit more realistic, or at least challenging.

If you’re a fan of Cyberpunk 2077, you know that the game launch was pretty rough. It took the developers quite a long time, too, in order to get the game turned around. However, the state of the game from when it first launched to now is drastically different. But it’s about to get even better later this month with the big 2.0 update. Unfortunately, this update will only land on the latest generation of platforms. Today, we’re finding out when the 2.0 update will be available for players to download. 

Today, CD Projekt Red announced during a special Night City Wire that Cyberpunk 2077's Update 2.0 will go live on September 21, for free, on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. It also revealed new cinematics, gameplay and music details, and more about Cyberpunk 2077's upcoming expansion, Phantom Liberty, which is out September 26. The entire Night City Wire ran for about 40 minutes but fortunately for you, we have everything you need to know about it summarized below. 

Cyberpunk 2077's 2.0 update is out next week on September 21.