Cyberpunk 2077ās first (and only) DLC expansion, Phantom Liberty, was just recently released for Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, and PC. But developer CD Projekt Red is already sharing more details about Cyberpunk 2077ās big-budget sequel, currently known as Project Orion. However, it sounds like itās still years and years away at this point.
CDPRās massive open-world RPG, Cyberpunk 2077, launched at the end of 2020 and was quite a mess. The game suffered from numerous problems, glitches, and other issues. Things were so bad that players demanded refunds and Sony yanked the game from the PlayStation store just a week after its launch. Over the last two years, though, thanks to a popular anime and lots of updates, the dystopian RPG became more popular than ever and less buggy overall. Some might argue the gameās core problems canāt be fixed, but CDPR did enough to help right the shipāand the gameās recent 2.0 update and DLC helped make the game even more popularāto turn around a story that started quite poorly. And now, CDPR isnāt looking back, but looking forward to Project Orion, its tentative Cyberpunk sequel.
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On October 5, during a presentation for investors, CDPR shared more details on Project Orion. During the event, the companyās chief creative officer Adam Badowski explained the sequel is still in the āconceptual designā phase at the moment, meaning it is likely years away from release. Badowski also told investors that the sequel will be designed by a team of āveterans who were responsible for fine-tuningā Cyberpunk 2077 and its recent DLC, Phantom Liberty.
According to the CCO, Project Orion will be developed by teams located in Vancouver, Boston, and Poland. Badowski says that the target is for half of the devs to work out of Poland and the other half to be located in North America.
Project Orion was first announced in October 2022 alongside five other CDPR projects, including a new The Witcher trilogy and the just-released Phantom Liberty expansion.
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