Cyberpunk 2077

CD Projekt Red's recent conference call not only gave us the news on Cyberpunk 2077's multiplayer microtransactions, but there were also questions of Valve's Half-Life: Alyx potentially hurting CDPR's upcoming game and their stance on VR in general.

In their latest conference call, CD Projekt Red discussed what's probably the most highly anticipated game at the moment, Cyberpunk 2077. More precisely, the company talked about the multiplayer component and the monetisation therein.

Cyberpunk 2077 story might be a little shorter than The Witcher 3 but the game will make up for it with much higher replayability. This is according to Cyberpunk 2077 community event attendee, who had a Q and A with the devs.

Cyberpunk 2077 continues to elicit palpable excitement and levels of hype reserved for only the most anticipated of titles. We got the chance to watch a brand new 40 minute hands off gameplay demo at EGX 2019 earlier this year

Cyberpunk 2077 continues to lead the charge as one of the most enticing new RPGs of next year, and we were very fortunate to sit down with Hollie Bennett, UK Head of Communication at CD Projekt Red, to discuss her remarkable journey in the industry

CD Projekt Red are no strangers to AAA development but creating something as large and complex as Cyberpunk 2077 meant shifting into higher gear in just about every department, making The Witcher 3 look like a 2D game in comparison.

Cyberpunk 2077 will feature a unique scene system which is a combined dialogue and cinematic system that occurs within the context of the gameplay of the game ​​​​​​​. It allows players to control the camera or their character during cutscenes.

There's no going around it - Cyberpunk 2077 has to be one of the most eagerly anticipated games around, and CD Projekt Red claims the immersion factor is through the roof, as the players will be active to an extent, even in cutscenes.

In the latest interview, CD Projekt Red Krakow boss John Mamais ​​​​​​​​said that Cyberpunk 2077 won't have microtransactions on launch and won't add them in post-launch updates because players simply hate them.

Cyberpunk 2077 was shown at PAX Australia today and the gameplay featured a new ability named Demon Software. The ability allows players to hack an enemy and make them attack itself.