Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition

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Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition Game Details

Cyberpunk 2077 is a 2020 action role-playing game developed by CD Projekt Red and published by CD Projekt. Based on Mike Pondsmith’s Cyberpunk tabletop game series, the plot is set in the fictional metropolis of Night City, California, within the dystopian Cyberpunk universe. The player assumes the role of V (voiced by Gavin Drea or Cherami Leigh), a mercenary who gets reluctantly imbued with a cybernetic “bio-chip” containing an engram of legendary rockstar and terrorist Johnny Silverhand (voiced by Keanu Reeves). As Johnny’s consciousness begins overwriting V’s own, the two must work together to separate from each other and save V’s life.

The game’s development began following the release of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Blood and Wine (2016). The game was developed by a team of around 500 people using the REDengine 4 game engine. CD Projekt launched a new division in Wrocław, Poland, and partnered with Digital Scapes, Nvidia, QLOC, and Jali Research to aid the production. Cyberpunk creator Mike Pondsmith was a consultant. The original score was led by Marcin Przybyłowicz, and featured the contributions of several licensed artists. After years of anticipation, Cyberpunk 2077 was released for PlayStation 4, Stadia, Windows, and Xbox One in December 2020, followed by the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S in February 2022, the Nintendo Switch 2 in June 2025 as a launch title, and macOS in July 2025. A DLC expansion, Phantom Liberty, was released for PlayStation 5, Windows, and Xbox Series X/S in September 2023.

Cyberpunk 2077 received praise from critics for its narrative, setting, and graphics. However, some of its gameplay elements received mixed responses while its themes and representation of transgender characters received some criticism. It was also widely criticised for bugs and glitches, particularly on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions. Sony removed it from the PlayStation Store from December 2020 to June 2021 while CD Projekt rectified some of the issues. CD Projekt became subject to investigations and class-action lawsuits for their perceived attempts at downplaying the severity of the technical problems before release; these were ultimately cleared with a settlement of US$1.85 million. By November 2024, the game had sold over 30 million units, making it one of the best-selling games of all time. Its total cost to develop and market (including updates and DLC) is reportedly between $436 million and $441 million, making it one of the most expensive video games to develop. A sequel, Cyberpunk 2, was announced in October 2022 and is in development.

Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition System Requirements

Minimum

OS: 64-bit Windows 10
Processor: Core i7-6700 or Ryzen 5 1600
Memory: 12 GB RAM
Graphics: GeForce GTX 1060 6GB or Radeon RX 580 8GB or Arc A380
DirectX: Version 12
Storage: 110 GB available space

Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition System Requirements

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Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition – Game

GAMEPLAY

Cyberpunk 2077 is an action role-playing game played from a first-person perspective as V, a mercenary whose voice, face, hairstyle, body type and modifications, background, and clothing are customisable. There are also five attributes (Body, Intelligence, Reflexes, Technical Ability, and Cool) that can be customised to suit the player’s gameplay style, with a sixth attribute — Relic – being introduced in the Phantom Liberty expansion.

The gameplay is flexible: the three primary play styles are Netrunner (hacking), Engineer (machinery), and Solo (combat). V has a number of manoeuvres to reposition in combat, including sprinting, taking cover, double-jumping, and sliding; many of these abilities can be unlocked or upgraded through cyberware implants installed by a “ripperdoc”. Weapon use increases accuracy and reloading speed, which are reflected in character animations. Equipment, such as weapons and armour, is governed by a coloured tier system, and is split into melee and ranged options. Melee strikes can be dealt with close-combat weapons. There are three types of ranged weapons, all of which can be customised and modified—Power (with ricocheting bullets), Tech (which penetrates walls and enemies), and Smart (with homing bullets, only usable with specific cyberware). The game has four types of damage that can be inflicted and resisted—Physical, Thermal, Electric, and Toxic. The game can be completed without killing anyone (not including robots), with non-lethal options for weapons and cyberware.

The open world metropolis of Night City consists of seven regions: the corporate City Centre, immigrant-inhabited Watson, luxurious Westbrook, inner-city Heywood, gang-infested Pacifica, the industrial suburbs of Santo Domingo, and the breakaway Dogtown in the Phantom Liberty expansion. Its surrounding area, the Badlands, can also be explored. Cyberpunk 2077 enables players to control their character from a first-person perspective. By default, a third-person perspective is only available while driving or during specific, rare moments in the story. V owns an apartment and has access to a garage, and can purchase four additional apartments throughout the city. There is a full day-night cycle and dynamic weather, which affects the way non-player characters (NPCs) behave. Depending on the location, law enforcement may be alerted if V commits a crime. Pedestrians are vulnerable to vehicular collisions and gunfire. Radio stations are available to listen to. Night City features many non-English-speaking characters, whose languages can be translated with special implants. V also periodically uses a “Braindance”; a technology that allows one to undergo other people’s experiences.

Branching dialogues enable interaction with NPCs and actions in quests, and the player’s in-game choices can lead to different endings. Experience points are obtained from main quests and used to upgrade stats; side quests yield “street cred”, unlocking skills, vendors, places, and additional quests. Quests are assigned by characters known as Fixers, shady underworld middlemen who specialise in information brokering and smuggling. Throughout the game, V is aided by various companions. Consumables, such as food, drinks, and drugs, are used for healing and temporary enhancements, and objects can be inspected in V’s inventory. Minigames include hacking, boxing, auto racing, martial arts, and shooting ranges.

STORY

The game opens with one of three lifepaths for the player character V—Nomad, Streetkid, or Corpo—each leading to a partnership with street thug Jackie Welles and netrunner T-Bug as mercenaries in Night City.

In 2077, fixer Dex hires V and Jackie to steal a biochip called “the Relic” from Arasaka Corporation. The job collapses when they witness Yorinobu Arasaka murdering his father, Saburo, and framing it as poisoning. During their escape, T-Bug is killed, Jackie is mortally wounded, and the Relic’s case is damaged, forcing V to slot the chip. Dex, angered by the fallout, shoots V and leaves them for dead.

V awakens in a landfill, haunted by the digital ghost of rocker-turned-terrorist Johnny Silverhand, who died in a 2023 attack on Arasaka Tower. Rescued by Saburo’s loyal bodyguard Goro Takemura, V fends off assassins sent by Yorinobu. Ripperdoc Viktor Vector reveals the biochip’s resurrection nanotech is overwriting V’s mind with Johnny’s engram, leaving only weeks to find a cure.

Teaming with Takemura, V pursues two leads: capturing Arasaka scientist Anders Hellman with the help of nomad Panam Palmer and the Aldecaldos clan, and rescuing Evelyn Parker, who commissioned the heist. With aid from Evelyn’s friend Judy Álvarez, V learns Evelyn was abused by her kidnappers and later dies by suicide. Using Evelyn’s braindance memories, V contacts the Voodoo Boys gang of netrunners.

Through them, V relives Johnny’s past. In 2013, Johnny’s girlfriend Alt Cunningham created Soulkiller, an AI that transfers minds into cyberspace but destroys the brain. Arasaka used Soulkiller on Alt, imprisoning her in their digital fortress, Mikoshi. Johnny’s later nuclear attack was meant to free her but ended with his own capture and upload via Soulkiller. Arasaka’s “Secure Your Soul” program and the Relic stem from this technology.

V communicates with Alt’s consciousness beyond the Blackwall and strikes a deal: if V grants her access to Arasaka’s subnet and Mikoshi, she can separate V and Johnny. V and Takemura capture Hanako Arasaka, Yorinobu’s sister, to prove his guilt, but V is forced to flee after Arasaka soldiers attack. Following the ambush, Hanako reaches out to V and offers to help them in exchange for their assistance in ousting Yorinobu.

In the final act, V must either assault Arasaka Tower or accept Hanako. An attack can be carried out solo, with Johnny (via Rogue), or with the Aldecaldos, while all paths end in defeating Adam Smasher. Alternatively, siding with Hanako successfully ousts Yorinobu and sees Arasaka remove the Relic. Regardless, due to the engram’s prolonged presence in V’s body, the biochip’s damage is irreversible, leaving V a shorter lifespan in their own body but can enable Johnny to take over permanently without any negative effects. V either uploads their mind to Mikoshi awaiting a new body, lives on with the shortened lifespan, or permanently surrenders their body to Johnny—who, in this ending, leaves Night City to start anew.