CD Projekt Red, the Polish developer best known for its amazing RPG series The Witcher and Cyberpunk 2077, has officially finished imagining up a new world for us to play in. The “world vision” stage for its new IP, Project Hadar, has been completed and work has officially begun on turning those concepts into a video game.

It's easy enough to install, so worth a try, I'd say.

Remember Johnny Mnemonic? If you haven't seen it, it's time.

Smile 2 star Kyle Gallner is making it known that he’s ready and willing to play V in Paramount’s film adaptation of Cyberpunk 2077.

Paramount Pictures is developing a live-action Cyberpunk 2077 film.

CD Projekt's sci-fi RPG was close to being my perfect game. But it fell short in one specific area.

Cyberpunk shop sim Probably Stolen is coming out next month, but the demo alone could easily keep you busy until then.

I don't know either.

The Witcher and Cyberpunk developer CD Projekt Red is staffing up for its unannounced 'Project Hadar', as that team is currently over 30 people strong with plans "to hire more, up to 50 developers by the end of this year," CD Projekt Red vice president of investor relations Karolina Gnas said on the company latest earnings call on Wednesday.

Last week, we asked you to unsheathe katanas from your favorite games and share using #PSshare #PSBlog. Here are this week’s sharp highlights:  call_me_xavii shares Atsu drawing her katana as a duel begins in Ghost of Yōtei JAA_PhMode_0510 shares a glowing katana in Cyberpunk 2077 JLunarTraveler shares a birdseye view of Jin and his katana […]

Affordable AND performant.

Cyberpunk 2077 is having a moment, with impressive player numbers on Steam fueled by a recent sale, hype for upcoming Netflix anime Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 and its collaboration with Wuthering Waves. And while Cyberpunk 2077 is a known quantity at this point, and CD Projekt has told fans not to expect any more DLC, fans are calling on the developer to change its mind and release more DLC — just like The Witcher 3 is getting.