‘Cyberpunk 2077’ to begin receiving free DLC from early 2021

CD Projekt RED studio head Adam Badowski has responded to claims that the studio’s Cyberpunk 2077 demo at E3 2018 was faked.In a recent Bloomberg report, which broke down the disastrous rollout of Cyberpunk 2077, journalist Jason Schreier alleged that the demo CD Projekt RED showcased at E3 2018 “was almost entirely fake”.“CD Projekt hadn’t yet finalized and coded the underlying gameplay systems, which is why so many features, such as car ambushes, were missing from the final product,” Schreire

Cyberpunk 2077 has revealed that CD Projekt Red staff knew the extent of the issues that were present in the game before launch.In the report from Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier, employees have gone on record to counter the claims made in a recent video released by studio co-founder Marcin Iwiński, who said that the scale of the bugs was not entirely known before release.Schreier interviewed “more than 20 current and former CD Projekt staff” for the report, who talked about the issues with the

Cyberpunk 2077 back to the PlayStation Store.In a Q&A post on the game’s website, the developer responded to question asking when the game would return to PlayStation Store, saying: “We are working on fixes and updates, and are working with Sony to bring Cyberpunk 2077 back to PlayStation Store as soon as possible.”This post comes after CD Projekt Red co-founder Marcin Iwiński released a video detailing the shortcomings with the leadership team, explaining the issues with development plans and

CD Projekt RED co-founder Marcin Iwiński has issued a video apologising to players for the problematic launch of Cyberpunk 2077.In the five-minute clip, Iwiński owned up to the shortcomings of CD Projekt RED’s leadership team, explained the issues with development plans and also laid out a roadmap for upcoming hot fixes, patches and DLCs.Watch the full clip below.Dear gamers,Below, you’ll find CD PROJEKT’s co-founder’s personal explanation of what the days leading up to the launch of Cyberpunk

Cyberpunk 2077 dataminers have uncovered the first details for the game’s upcoming multiplayer mode.According to a report by DSO Gaming, which received its information from a dataminer who wanted to stay anonymous, the upcoming multiplayer mode will feature two different modes: Heists and Deathmatch.The report notes that Heists will likely “function closer to standard single-player quest[s]”, alongside a couple of new “dedicated functions”.

Cyberpunk 2077 developer CD Projekt RED is being investigated by a Polish consumer protection agency over the game’s controversial launch.According to a new report from Dziennik Gazeta Prawna, a Polish legal and business newspaper, Poland’s Office of Competition and Consumer Protection (UOKiK) has stepped in to investigate the game’s buggy launch, how CDPR’s plans to fix the game and how refunds are being handled.“We are asking the company for [an] explanation regarding problems with the game

Rust has ended Cyberpunk 2077’s seven-week run at the top of the Steam top-sellers list.The seven-year-old multiplayer survival game from Facepunch Studios rose three spots to claim number one on the sales charts for the week ending January 20, 2021, as archived by steamdb.

CD Projekt RED have debunked rumours revolving around potential development details on Cyberpunk 2077 being disclosed.Last month, a thread appeared on GameFAQs, which allegedly contained details from an anonymous disgruntled employee at CD Projekt RED, regarding the release and reception of Cyberpunk 2077’s launch.In a response on Twitter made about potential development information being leaked, the developer said: “Normally we don’t comment on rumors but this time we wanted to make an

CD Projekt RED’s embattled RPG Cyberpunk 2077 has lost 79 per cent of its player base since it launched just a month ago.This is according to a new analysis from video game statistics website GitHyp, which shows that the game’s player base declined to 225k players a day on Steam from its peak of over 1million concurrent players.

Cyberpunk 2077 players are now able to play in third-person thanks to a mod that has been made available on PC.Reported by PC Gamer, a new mod for CD Projekt RED’s Cyberpunk RPG has been created, which allows those who download it to play the game in third person perspective.The mod is available via Nexus Mods and is currently listed as a work in progress, and the attached video tutorial shows that animations are currently quite strange thanks to the way the game is designed to work from a first

Cyberpunk 2077.Earlier this week, it was confirmed that one of the company’s investors was pursuing legal action over the buggy launch of Cyberpunk 2077.

Cyberpunk 2077 has been the subject of ridicule after fans discovered one of the Level 1 perks is almost completely useless.The Commando Level 1 perk allows the player to be effectively invisible when underwater, shielding them from nearby hostiles.

Cyberpunk 2077 player has discovered a feature that was seemingly cut from the game.Reddit user Sybekul shared a video of them discovering what appears to be a railway system for the game that was cut before the game was released.

CD Projekt RED faces a lawsuit over the launch of Cyberpunk 2077.Following the news that investors into the developer were considering taking action by filing a class-action lawsuit over Cyberpunk 2077’s buggy launch, it seems the next step has been taken.According to Kotaku, a Manhattan-based Rosen Law Firm has filed a suit “on behalf of persons or entities who purchased or otherwise acquired publicly traded CD Projekt Red securities between January 16, 2020, and December 17, 2020.”BusinessWire

CD Projekt RED has released a new update for Cyberpunk 2077.The hotfix introduces a number of fixes for the game’s bugs and crashes on PC and consoles. The hotfix also includes improvements to memory management and stability for consoles, which is expected to reduce the number of crashes.Most notably, the PC-specific patch removes the 8MB save file limit.

Cyberpunk 2077 developer CD Projekt RED has revealed that its embattled open-world RPG has sold more than 13million copies.It announced the game’s sales figure in a new regulatory announcement, released on December 22.

Cyberpunk 2077 is an open-world game that unfurls itself outwards from one central point: Night City. The city’s evocative name speaks volumes to its aesthetic - undeniably a central selling point for the game.

CD Projekt RED’s investors are allegedly considering filing class-action lawsuits over Cyberpunk 2077.Per the New York Times, Polish attorney and CD Projekt RED investor Mikołaj Orzechowski has expressed that he’s looking into the possibility of suing the company, alleging that it may have misrepresented itself to investors in a bid to secure funding.In a briefing prepared by Orzechowski, he said: “[We] are currently analysing, together with the law firm’s team, the grounds for bringing a class

Cyberpunk 2077.The in-game haircuts mod comes courtesy of Nexus Mods user Woodbricks.