Cyberpunk 2077’s first major DLC is fully revealed in a new trailer

This year’s Game Awards brought us Gonks a brand new trailer for the upcoming and only DLC expected for CD Projekt Red’s adaptation of the classic cyberpunk Tabletop RPG. The first trailer for Cyberpunk 2077‘s phantom freedom extension arrived with a huge dose of mystery three months ago and now three months later there are still many questions. But at least we now know a little more about what to expect when we team up with Johnny Silverhand and Solomon Reed. a brand new character portrayed by none other than Idris Elba.

phantom freedomthe upcoming DLC ​​for Cyberpunk 2077was teased in September with a short trailer that left us many questions about the political state of the game’s fictional world, and a message from Keanu who…fitting Keanu. Since then, fans have been eager for DLC details Development of theories that specific side missions in the main game may contain an indication of where phantom freedom will take us. It was messy, and there are still questions to be answered, and no theory could have predicted Idris Elba’s appearance.

Even though Cyberpunk 2077 In a much better position than when we launched, it was still a long time before we got anything but patches for the many leaking holes in the buggy code, quality-of-life updates, and a few nice additions like the ability to purchase Apartments. The game’s awkward state at launch was rough enough for CDPR to be complete ends its multiplayer ambitions for the game and stressed the need to focus on its strengths as a producer of narrative RPGs for single players. CDPR is expected to deliver more witcher and cyberpunk in the near futureluckily with a different engine.

fan speculation around phantom freedom been circling around lately a politically charged side quest titled “Dream On‘, where players Jefferson and Elizabeth Peralez were introduced. There’s a lot of stuff to unpack in this new trailer, but we’re clearly going to be in trouble for the New United States of America, based on the crashed jet plane in the opening and Johnny Silverhand’s monologue scolding us for once again getting with people too do that he thinks we shouldn’t do.

And while it’s not clear where in Night City the DLC will take place, the trailer does show off some new locations. Based on the new followers, we can expect phantom freedom drop next year.