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Cyberpunk 2077

Cyberpunk 2077 Leak Seemingly Reveals CDPR’s DLC Plans

An Epic Game Store listing for Cyberpunk 2077 has revealed several expansions to the base game intended to release in the future.

What appears to be the entirety of CD Projekt RED’s post-launch content plans for Cyberpunk 2077 may have just leaked online.

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As spotted by Reddit user PricklyAssassin, the rollout of 1.2 – a quality of life patch which makes a ton of much-needed changes to the base game – earlier this week was accompanied by an update to its listing on the Epic Games Store. A total of eight add-ons (all of which are expected to be free) are specifically referenced in the leak, some of which clearly sport placeholder names. Similar to The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt‘s initial wave of small additions, it would seem as though these DLC packs are intended to be relatively bite-sized in nature rather than full-blown expansions, with each focused on improving a key gameplay feature.

Titles of each, as they were found in the original listing, can be seen below:

  • Ripperdocs
  • Body Shops
  • Fashion Forward
  • Gangs of Night City
  • Body of Chrome
  • Rides of the Dark Future
  • The Relic
  • Neck Deep
  • Night City

Sadly, there’s no descriptive text accompanying any of these, though PricklyAssassin believes most are self-explanatory. Body Shops, for example, likely alludes to the inclusion of more superficial customization options for V, including tattoos and piercings, while Rides of the Dark Future could restore cut content and finally allow players to visually change the look and performance of their owned vehicles.

As far as paid DLC goes, Cyberpunk 2077 is noted as having an Expansion Pass which, presumably, will also mimic The Witcher 3‘s massive end-of-life Heart of Stone and Blood & Wine in being story continuations. It’s worth noting, of course, that this all remains unconfirmed until CDPR says otherwise, but it’s certainly a reassuring sign that the developer is far from done with V’s adventure. Watch this space for future updates.


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