Articles Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty

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Exactly five years have passed since the release of Cyberpunk 2077. Many still remember the overwhelming hype that surrounded its launch, followed by the turning point when excitement gave way to disappointment and frustration over the game’s issues. CD Projekt RED did not abandon the project and spent several years actively releasing patches. The culmination arrived with Update 2.0 and the Phantom Liberty expansion, which ultimately salvaged the game’s reputation. They launched back in 2023, yet even after that Cyberpunk 2077 continued to receive updates. The fact that the game today is vastly superior to its launch version is no secret. Still, for the anniversary, let’s examine just how much it has changed over five years and whether CDPR ultimately delivered the dream RPG fans had been promised long before release.

Although the release of the sequel to Cyberpunk 2077 is not expected in the near future, the very fact that this popular RPG is getting a follow-up has long ceased to be a secret. CD Projekt RED openly confirms the existence of Cyberpunk 2, also known as Project Orion, and even shares development status updates during financial reports. On top of that, the internet is full of rumors, leaks, and fan theories concerning the sequel. You will find the key details in this article.

DLC is a great way to extend your enjoyment of your favorite games and gain new experiences. We've compiled a selection of the best story-driven expansions that expand on the original games. They're definitely worth every gamer's attention.

As strange as it may sound, terrifying scenes in games that aren’t actually horror titles can often leave a stronger impression than full-blown horror games. Maybe it’s the contrast against the rest of the experience, or perhaps it’s just the element of surprise. After all, when you launch a horror game, you’re mentally prepared for what’s to come. In this article, we’re highlighting the most unexpectedly frightening moments in games that aren’t technically part of the horror genre.

Add-ons for good games are like dessert after a great meal. But sometimes, the extra serving turns out to be far tastier than the main course: certain DLCs, for various reasons, surpass the original game so much in quality that it’s hard to return to the base version afterward. This article is about such expansions.

The internet reacted ambivalently to yesterday’s presentation of Nintendo’s new console, which showcased several games and revealed key details about the device. There’s plenty of criticism aimed at the Switch 2 — and gamers’ reactions partially echo the widespread outrage following the disastrous Xbox One conference at E3 2013. So what caused the negativity this time? Let’s break it down point by point.