The trailer confirms that players will again be stuck playing as the main game’s protagonist, V, although whether this takes place during (or before, or after) the main quest isn’t clear.Īnd with V comes everybody’s favorite human wooden-block smokeshow, Keanu Reeves, reprising his role as the incredibly unlikable Johnny Silverhand. Better late than never, I suppose.Įarlier today (September 6, 2022), CD Projekt Red revealed a minute-long trailer for the Phantom Liberty expansion, which is set in a new area of Night City. And they’re doing just that with Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty, releasing at some point in 2023. So now that CD Projekt Red has stopped the bleeding for the most part, it seems the development team can shift its focus to delivering DLC content we all assumed would more closely follow the game’s 2020 release. It’d be tough to deny that, if nothing else, Night City is one of the coolest open-world metropolitans in recent gaming. But controversy aside, Cyberpunk 2077 is now a fun and enjoyable experience, and it really does have a lot to offer, and even more for the player to see and do (at least, on the right hardware it does).
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