It’s been over a month since Cyberpunk Edgerunners debuted on Netflix, and since then, reviews of Cyberpunk 2077 on Steam have flooded in with a host of new and returning gamers launching the game. 30 days (and there are nearly 15,000), are generally rated “very positive”, with 90% of players rating the sci-fi RPG. aloft.
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As its second anniversary approaches, Cyberpunk 2077 is going through a turbulent time. After many delays, it was finally released in December 2020 after a massive marketing campaign. While reviews were mostly favorable, the tone changed dramatically when gamers first set foot in Night City, especially those playing on the latest generation of consoles. Only PC codes were provided to reviewers, with the poor state of the Cyberpunk 2077 console ports masked.
Developer CD Projekt Red has been working on fixes, bug fixes, and a few small pieces of additional content, delaying their original plans for massive DLC. While the game has improved markedly during this time, the ill will caused by poor launch has marked the game as an outcast: you won’t get a second chance to make a first impression.
Unless of course you know how to make anime with Studio Trigger. When Edgerunners debuted in September, players decided to go back to the RPG that inspired them and seemed to like what they found.
Looking ahead, Cyberpunk 2077’s first and so far only expansion, Phantom Liberty, will be released in 2023. Meanwhile, CD Projekt Red has announced that they are working on a new Cyberpunk game, currently called Project Orion, as well as several new games set in the Witcher universe.
Source : PC Gamesn
