CD Projekt Red’s next majorCyberpunkupdate is out soon as version 2.0, along with theCyberpunk 2077: Phantom LibertyDLC. Just that paid add-on is a big deal, as it brings a hefty batch of new content. However, one might argue the 2.0 upgrades releasing alongsidePhantom Libertyare an even bigger deal, as the update completely revamps many of the game’s original mechanics and features.

Until now, what’s coming as part ofCyberpunk 20772.0 versus the paid Phantom Liberty DLC hasn’t been totally obvious. That’s where CD Projekt Red’s latest explainer helps, as the studio provided a rather detailed infographic plainly stating what’s updated for free and what goodies cost extra.

Cyberpunk 2077 Phantom Liberty news: CDPR launches new vehicle missions with paid DLC

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Cyberpunk 2077 2.0 vs Phantom Liberty Content

The good news is that the most importantCyberpunk 2077changes update for everyone with the free 2.0 patch. That’s regardless of whether or not you intend to purchasePhantom Libertyon day one.

The freeCyberpunk 20772.0 brings a complete revamp of the game’s skill trees and perks. There’s also new cyberware features, substantially improved vehicular combat, and better AI in general. CD Projekt Red also adds various UI/UX improvements and a loot system overhaul. There’s still plenty more, with a key highlight being the long-awaited retrofit ofCyberpunk 2077‘s legendarily shoddy police implementation. Perhaps that’s enough to keep it climbing on our best 2023 FPS list, but regardless, it’s great news.

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On the flip side, paying the $30 forPhantom Libertyadds an all-new district and story. The DLC also brings a new Relic-based skill tree, over 100 new items, and a bumped-up level cap. CDPR’sPhantom Libertyadditions tout “endless dynamic events” via vehicle-based missions and airdrops, too—though players may wish to wait and see how those pan out in practice.

TheCyberpunk 2077Phantom LibertyDLC launches on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series platforms on September 26. Version 2.0 upgrades arrive on the same day.

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