CD Projekt RED and NVIDIA have released a new Ray Tracing PC trailer for Cyberpunk 2077. As the title suggests, this trailer showcases the Ray Tracing effects that the game will feature on the PC.
CD Projekt RED has just released a brand new screenshot for Cyberpunk 2077. This screenshot showcases the game’s in-engine/in-game graphics, with an NPC standing in front of a magazine kiosk.
According to senior gameplay designer Pawel Kapala, Cyberpunk 2077 will put a lot of emphasis on destructible environments. As Kapala noted, the game will have numerous destructible objects, destructible covers and destructible glass.
Alongside the new in-engine and gameplay footage for Cyberpunk 2077, CD Projekt RED has released some new screenshots for it. While CDPR has not shared any additional details, we can assume that these screenshots are from the game’s latest build.
CD Projekt RED has released the second episode of the Night City Wire for Cyberpunk 2077. This new episode features new cinematic in-engine and gameplay footage from Cyberpunk 2077, so make sure to watch it.
CDPR has tweeted that the Night City Wire episode 2 livestream for Cyberpunk 2077 has been scheduled for Monday, August 10, and they will reveal new details about lifepaths, weapons, and more.
CD Projekt RED recently warned fans/players about an email ‘phishing scam’ which is being employed to entice gamers interested in playing Cyberpunk 2077 to sign up for a beta, and also in an attempt to steal their personal sensitive data.
Cyberpunk 2077 releases on November 19th and according to CD Projekt RED, there won’t be a free demo for gamers to try. Furthermore, the team claimed that there are no plans for the game coming on Xbox Game Pass.
Now here is something that completely passed under our radar. Last week, a 20-seconds gameplay footage from Cyberpunk 2077 surfaced, showing off the game’s Katana melee combat system. And while this video is really short, we’re pretty sure that most Cyberpunk 2077 fans will find it interesting.
It appears that CDPR has cut the full wall-running feature in Cyberpunk 2077 due to design reasons. According to level designer Max Pears this was a design decision and the parkour feature just didn’t fit the overall gameplay and flow. Wall-running doesn’t always suit a first-person shooter’s gameplay, so CDPR nuked this specific parkour maneuver … Continue reading Cyberpunk 2077’s wall-running parkour mechanics have been removed from final game due to design issues
