Everything Update 2.1 Brings to Cyberpunk 2077

CD Projekt Red released a game in 2020 that was not in very good condition. But eventually, they turned it around. Slowly, they brought the game to where it is today and made it very close to what fans wanted Cyberpunk 2077 to be. Keeping up with this, they have recently announced yet another update to this game.

Before they had added new mechanics, such as better combat while driving; they added new skill trees, and they even ended up redoing the skills that were in the original game. And when the Phantom Liberty expansion launched, they upgraded the game’s visuals too. But it looks like they are not done yet, as a new update has brought about a bunch of new features for Cyberpunk 2077. Let’s have a look.

Everything new that update 2.1 brings to Cyberpunk 2077

Developer CD Projekt Red recently decided to showcase a bunch of new features that are coming to this RPG. Given the fact that this is an open-world game, there’s no shortage of stuff to change and improve. And it looks like they will be on it till they are convinced it is in a perfect state. For now, here’s a list of changes that come with its latest update.

• A metro system has been finally added to Night City. Developers have added 19 different metro stations to the game.
• The addition of portable radio means players can now listen to the radio even outside of their vehicles. They are calling it Radioport; it would be disabled during some missions, though.
• Players can repeat the street racing side activity when they want. Players can continuously win cash prizes and vehicle discounts through these races.

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It’s interesting because these changes were announced only a few days before the launch of Cyberpunk 2077 Ultimate Edition. This edition contains the complete game and the Phantom Liberty DLC. Making it the ultimate package for any fan. Any thoughts? Let us know in the comments below.

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