At this point, there should be news that 2077. Cyberpunk it’s been kind of a mess since it was released late last year, especially on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One consoles, but some of the strangeness inherent in the title seems to be baked right inside. For example, it seems that children who can be found in Night City are … in fact just minors.
Basically, rather than using completely new models for children, it seems that the video game from CD developer Projekt Red uses the same assets for adults, but on a smaller frame. It’s no secret that behind every successful video game, there’s a lot of bubblegum and strings, but it’s still fun to see it in action here. If you don’t look too closely when you play the video game, it’s the kind of detail your eyes might shine through, but when their scary faces look at you, it’s hard to look elsewhere. You can take a look below:
I seriously can’t get over the way the Cyberpunk 2077 models for kids are just ordinary civilian models, reduced to looking like kids. pic.twitter.com/HcX96hNt86
– Tanis! 🏳️⚧️ (@tanisthelesbiab) December 30, 2020
2077. Cyberpunk is now available for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Google Stage and PC – but you should probably move away from console versions for now. It is also available to play on both PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X | S, with a free upgrade later released to take advantage of next-generation hardware. You can check out our full coverage of the recently released video game here.
You played 2077. Cyberpunk? What do you think about the different models in the game? Tell us in the comments or feel free to contact us and hit me directly on Twitter at @rollinbishop let’s talk about all the games!