CD Projekt Red announced the Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition, a full version which includes the base game and the Phantom Freedom expansion.
Scheduled to arrive on December 5, the Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition will be available both digitally and physically for PS5, Xbox Series|SAnd PC. However, CD Projekt Red’s global community director has confirmed (via NoisyPixel) that the physical PS5 and PC editions will come with a download code, while the Xbox version will be the only version to have a disc.
As mentioned, the Complete Edition of the game comes with Cyberpunk 2077alongside every update released since its initial launch in 2020. This includes the free 2.0 update which overhauled the game’s systems and implemented all-new features, such as new dynamic skill trees, improved AI enemies and police, vehicular combat, and much more.
Big news… Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition arrives on December 5 in digital AND physical form for Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5 and PC! Experience the original #Cyberpunk2077 story plus a new spy thriller adventure in the #PhantomLiberty expansion in one package. pic.twitter.com/IOBPCdTXFUNovember 21, 2023
This also includes the massive success Phantom Freedom expansion, which introduced all-new story content, characters, and a whole new neighborhood called Dogtown to explore.
Retail pricing for the Ultimate Edition has not yet been confirmed, but we will update this story as soon as CD Projekt Red lets us know.
In early October, CDPR revealed that Cyberpunk 2077 had sold 25 million copies since its launch in 2020, with Phantom Freedom achieving three million sales in its first week. CEO Adam Kiciński then confirmed that the game’s sales were up from the 18 million announced last April and the 20 million in September. So it’s fair to say that 2023 saw something of a resurgence for Cyberpunk 2077 when it comes to retail success.
However, despite the game’s recent surge in popularity, the studio has stated that regardless of DLC sales, it will be the game’s only expansion. CD Projekt’s current focus is on Cyberpunk 2077 continued – doubled “Orion” – which is made by the team of developers responsible for Phantom Freedom.
We don’t know much about the game yet, as it will probably have to wait a few years. Interestingly, the developer said that it hasn’t decided whether the sequel will be first-person like the first game.
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