Related: Cyberpunk 2077's Nibbles Deserves Phantom Liberty DLC Upgrades Too Much like No Man's Sky getting multiplayer after launch, Cyberpunk 2077 feels poised for another great redemption story that proves continuing support and listening to the community can turn around any project, which makes it all the more puzzling that no further work is planned. CD Projekt Red has released consistent patches improving Cyberpunk 2077 over time, which is why it's unfortunate that Phantom Liberty will be the last piece of official content. The DLC certainly has an enticing setup, and should have a smoother release compared to the game's original launch.
More of this can be expected in future updates and expansions, as the world of Night City is full of arms dealers and advanced technology, which could lead to some inventive weaponry making it into the hands of V.A new region is shown in the Cyberpunk 2077 teaser, as V swears an oath to the new US government before Johnny Silverhand warns V about taking such an action. Two new weapons and dozens of attachments were also added in the previous update from February, which touched upon one of the more criticized features of the game that there was a limited and relatively small arsenal to choose from. It's also expected that more cosmetics will be added to the game, as the previous two content drops added new wearable outfits and expanded character customization options.
On top of the upcoming expansion, it can also be assumed that more patches, fixes, and stability improvements will also be released, as there were four major patches last year, with each patch for Cyberpunk 2077 fixing numerous glitches on top of various hotfixes in-between to tackle more pressing bugs that were causing the most harm. The remainder of last year was spent releasing more hotfixes and patches to stabilize the game, with one minor content drop in August that added a new skin for Johnny Silverhand, a new wearable jacket, and a new vehicle. More significant updates were expected, the first of which arrived in February 2022. Even this timeline ended up being changed, as CDPR announced on its Twitter in October that the next-gen upgrade to the game would be postponed until this year.
Because the original game was delayed three times from its initial release date, not committing to an exact release date should've alleviated delay-related disappointment, rather opting to place large upcoming expected feature patches within the frame of the upcoming year. This roadmap was intentionally vague as it excluded any official dates or timeframes, just simply placing future patches for Cyberpunk 2077 along a timeline. Back in January of 2021, a little over one month after release, CDPR released the first roadmap on Twitter for its post-launch plans for Cyberpunk 2077.
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