Stuff about Cyberpunk 2077

Cyberpunk 2077 - CD Projekt Red

I actually played Cyberpunk 2077 at release on the PS4. It was hastily removed from the PlayStation Store after it became apparent just how broken the game was. The game would crash, people would fall through the floor, assets wouldn’t load, cars would randomly veer off the road, along with countless other problems. It didn’t bother me, in fact I found the whole thing hilarious. I guess it helped that I didn’t actually buy the game, I got my copy via a rental service, Boomerang Rentals. I didn’t complete it in this state, I didn’t even complete the prologue. I liked the atmosphere, and the art, but it didn’t seem like the game was for me, even if it was fixed.

Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty - CD Projekt Red

This DLC for Cyberpunk is huge, if it wasn’t so knitted into the story and map of the base game then it really could be its own stand-alone release. It is set in a section of the Night City map, called Dogtown, that is locked off until you start these missions.