Cyberpunk‘s first DLC is correct across the nook

Followers of CD Projekt Pink’s most up-to-date launch, Cyberpunk 2077, have been ready fairly a while now to be taught some extra details about the sport’s first official DLC: Phantom Liberty. Information of the spy thriller growth was first launched again in September through a teaser trailer, and we all know it’s scheduled to drop someday in 2023 for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Collection X/S (Stadia can be listed as a platform for launch within the official Cyberpunk web site’s weblog put up from a couple of months in the past, however I’ve a sense that one is topic to alter).

Whereas information of a extra particular launch window is up within the air, we do have affirmation as of as we speak that Phantom Liberty will probably be paid DLC growth, however we don’t know the way a lot it’ll be but, both. Paying for DLC is one thing that CD Projekt followers know nicely (simply take a look at The Witcher 3), and if I needed to guess primarily based on priority, I’d say this new growth needs to be someplace round $20 relying on how huge it’s. In a remark to GamesRadar+, the worldwide PR director for CDPR, Radek Grabowski, mentioned that the expansions are “historically cheaper than full-price video games,” so on the very least we all know it gained’t be $60. We’ll take what we are able to get at this level.

This possible gained’t be the one DLC we see for Cyberpunk, both, however if you happen to ask me a spy thriller theme is a superb place to begin. I think about the journey can have one thing to do with company espionage, and if we’re basing predictions on the previous Witcher DLC, there’s a great probability we might see new maps and characters, and even get an entire new synth-style soundtrack. I for one will probably be excited to see what comes subsequent for Evening Metropolis, particularly after the renewed hype for the sport from the Cyberpunk: Edgerunners anime.