Cyberpunk 2077

Cyberpunk 2077's newest update, Patch 1.5, includes a bunch of improvements that finally brings the game closer to what audiences expected at launch.

Thanks to this update, the PlayStation 5 is technically the most immersive way to play Cyberpunk 2077. Since Patch 1.5 finally makes Cyberpunk 2077 fully compatible with current-gen hardware, it also takes advantage of all the bells and whistles that were put into controllers. Patch 1.5 also adds a few new “secrets” hidden around Night City for players to seek out and also improves and expands the romance options/interactions with NPCs such as Panam and River. Thanks to Patch 1.5, PS5 owners will experience rumbles of various intensities dependent on “in-game activity,” which probably means they will feel the kick of every Arasaka assault rifle and Militech shotgun. Patch 1.5 adds a new Fixer-centric reputation to the game world. The latest update tries to amend that oversight. Few titles get the feel of vehicular acceleration and turning, including Cyberpunk 2077 at launch. What better way to see if Patch 1.5’s alterations finally make the game worth a purchase? Patch 1.5 adds long-awaited improvements such as ray-traced graphics to current-gen consoles, as well as fan-requested changes such as upgraded NPC crowd AI. The result might not wash away the memory of Cyberpunk 2077’s launch woes, but it makes for a good argument to try out the game, especially since the update coincides with a new five-hour free trial. The additional apartments aren’t huge, but it’s still good to see cut content reintroduced into Cyberpunk 2077. For instance, sleeping also increases the amount of Skill XP acquired and downing a cup of coffee will increase your stamina and stamina regeneration. Fortunately, CD Projekt RED has been busy patching the game (as well as fending off lawsuits), and Cyberpunk 2077‘s latest update might have finally produced the kind of experience gamers wanted.