With the launch of the newest Cyberpunk 2077 DLC, the game is once again fresh in gamer’s minds. The newest update has also patched and revamped certain aspects of the game making it much more playable and enjoyable compared to its first launch. With that being said, with the game much more polished Xbox gamers are speculating if a Cyberpunk 2077 Gamepass appearance will happen.
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Xbox Gamepass subscribers will not see Cyberpunk 2077 make its introduction to the subscription service. Xbox Gamepass has put popular and anticipated titles on the service before so don’t count Cyberpunk 2077 completely out of the running. Just don’t expect it too soon. It isn’t abnormal to see a CD Projekt game make the subscription service. Back in 2019, Gamepass subscribers saw The Witcher III: Wild Hunt make an appearance. It wasn’t until March 2021 when it got removed.
Though Gamepass folks lucked out, PlayStation Plus users can have a 5-hour trial of Cyberpunk.
Cyberpunk 2077 actually streamlines the process for both new and returning players. There are three options that players can take in starting a new journey in Night City:
What’s nice about skipping ahead straight to the Phantom Liberty expansion from a new game is gamers can still customize their main character to their liking and can even allocate attribute points.
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