Cyberpunk 2077 has undergone a radical transformation. If Patch 1.5 carved a path toward redemption for the embattled RPG, then Phantom Liberty is the culmination of a years-long effort. A sprawling expansion which unlocks a new cityscape to explore, a spycraft story starring Hollywood royalty to survive, along with a suite of new abilities and gear to enable a near-total overhaul of your existing character build. Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty isn't messing around.
It's easy to fall under the spell of Dogtown. Walking the streets of this rusting metropolis, a militia-run stronghold walled off from the rest of Night City, a serious sense of place and purpose emerges – a stale, desperate atmosphere which acts in stark contrast to the wider playspace. It's distinct, and better because of it. "We didn't want to add another district to Night City," says city team coordinator Wiktoria Stachowska. "We wanted something that's fresh and unique, that Night City didn't have before. Phantom Liberty has given us the opportunity to create something totally different."
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