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Released on , Cyberpunk 2077 Update 2.21 served as a critical follow-up to the broader version 2.20, primarily focusing on advanced PC hardware support and extensive refinements to the game’s Photo Mode . While CD Projekt Red had previously suggested major development would wind down after the 2023 Update 2.0 , this early 2025 patch continued the "redemption story" of the game into its fifth year. Key Features of the 2.21 Update 1. PC Technical Advancements
: Fixes a glitch where enabling Johnny Silverhand's Alternate Appearance forced the game to load the alternate skin even when selecting his default 2020 look. Cyberpunk 2077 Update 2.20 2.21 -23.01.2025-
Update 2.21 builds on the massive additions of (December 2024), which included: Update 2.2 is live! - Home of the Cyberpunk 2077 universe
CD Projekt Red has officially moved Cyberpunk 2 into pre-production, with early reports suggesting the game will expand beyond Night City to include a corrupted version of Chicago . Update History & Platforms Release Date Platform Support 2.3 July 17, 2025 New quests, vehicles, and stability PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Mac Legacy Support Nov 8, 2022 Final patch for older hardware PS4, Xbox One Is It Still Buggy? PC Technical Advancements : Fixes a glitch where
: Fixed position and rotation tracking arrays so V's exact angle and height adjustments save properly. 🎨 Expanded Customization: V and Vehicles
For help with mod compatibility after Update 2.21, visit our modding guide. For sequel news, search “Project Orion” – CDPR’s next-gen Cyberpunk. Update History & Platforms Release Date Platform Support 2
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[Spawn Character (Nibbles/Smasher)] │ ├──► Air/Water Spawning Allowed (New) ──► Ground Snapping Disabled │ └──► Preset Saving System ──────────────► Presets Retain Global XYZ Positions Advanced Spawning Rules
Attention, chooms! CD Projekt Red has just dropped two consecutive updates for Cyberpunk 2077 — versions 2.20 and 2.21 — both arriving on January 23, 2025 .
: Fixed an issue where reloading a pre-saved setup caused phantom light sources to spontaneously generate or shift coordinates.