Cyberpunk 2077 It is slated to launch later this year via PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, PC, and Google Stadia. According to developer CD Projekt Red, the goal of the game is to make it as impressive and stable as a bar. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – its most recent major release – was in 2015. And so far, it seems ready to accomplish this. The game not only looks great, but some of its systems sound complex and equally impressive.
For example, the game can be ended without completing the main quest. Just think about it for a second. How many games do that and do it with a narrative as complex and ambitious as Cyberpunk 2077? Sure, many games, like various Far away titles have secret gag-like endings, but that’s not what CD Projekt Red is referring to. What the Polish developer is referring to when he says that these are various subplots of the game, which are so involved that you can get to The conclusion of the game without finishing the general main quest from which they branch.
In The Witcher 3 There were several world states where the game could end depending on your countless decisions, big and small. However, the path there was very linear. by Cyberpunk 2077It appears that CD Projekt Red has developed the formula to make it not only more complicated, but more responsive to the player agency and ultimately more immersive.
“The subplots allow us to do something we have never done before: they change the main plot of the game and they do it in such a way that you cannot even finish the main plot, but still end the game and get a different Epilogue than the player with a Different life path that made different decisions, met different characters and formed relationships with them. “
Of course, it remains to be seen if CD Projekt Red can achieve this, but if there is a team that could do it, it is probably them.
Cyberpunk 2077 It is in development for PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X, Xbox One, PC and Google Stadia. Unless there are more delays, it will debut worldwide on November 19.
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