Players of Cyberpunk 2077 have quickly realised that you have to make a choice between being powerful and looking cool. Equipping yourself with the highest-armor clothes will invariably lead to you looking absurd. This has led many players to ask whether Cyberpunk 2077 has a transmog feature that allows you to change the visuals of your clothes without changing the stats. Read the below Cyberpunk 2077 transmog guide to find out what you can do to make V look just a little bit cooler.

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What could be behind door number 14? It’s giving off a bit of a new, exuberant, optimistic vibe. There is a lot of very loud karaoke happening somewhere behind it, and it sounded like someone just got attacked by a crayfish.

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Cyberpunk 2077, as advertised, features a great deal of nudity. From the first moments of character creation to the game’s various sex scenes, there’s plenty of nudity to see. But if you’re looking for a way to turn off all that nakedness, you’ve come to the right place. This quick guide will walk you through how to disable nudity in Cyberpunk 2077 so that everyone, including your own character, will remain at least somewhat clothed throughout the course of the game.

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This is no surprise, but it’s good to hear: CD Projekt Red say they’re planning to release multiple updates for Cyberpunk 2077 on PC. It needs ’em. While I’ve thankfully been spared the crashing some players have suffered, I run into enough bugs, glitches, and quirks that the whole game feels a bit farcical. CDPR don’t talk about the scale or pace of their PC patch plans in today’s statement, because it focuses primarily on consoles, but know that they are coming.

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Players of Cyberpunk 2077 will likely have noticed a hacking minigame appear a great many times throughout V’s journey. This minigame will appear when you use Breach Protocol on an enemy, but it can also be used on certain machines and access points to get extra money. It’s a fairly confusing minigame that isn’t well-explained by the game, but our Cyberpunk 2077 hacking minigame guide will walk you through exactly how it all works, so you’ll never be confused again by this strange screen of codes and sequences.

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The Cyberpunk 2077 story is where the game truly shines, in spites of all its other faults. Comprised of several acts and chapters, each with multiple branching quests, it can be fairly tricky to figure out how far along into the story you are. Our Cyberpunk 2077 story quests list will walk you through exactly how many quests are in each section of the story, so you’ll know how much there is left to do before you reach the end.

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I’m a sucker for Far Cry’s charismatic bad guys. Since Far Cry 3, Ubisoft has obviously been aiming to write villians that thrill and terrify in equal measure, but with the stone-age Far Cry Primal they weren’t as concerned about handsome, hypnotic lunatics, or superforeigners that were here to save the day via a never-ending stream of bullets.

To my eyes, at least, they wanted to stick Far Cry’s survival of the fittest hunting and gathering in a game where it made sense.

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[cms-block]This is a strange old door. It’s upside down, for a start, and it’s got a faint whiff of flamingo meat to it. You’ve got a horrible feeling it might be a metaphor for something. But none of that really matters, because it’s simply a cracking little door, and you want to hear more of the sick double bass riff that’s just audible from within.

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Screenshot Saturday Sundays! Batten the hatches, fill those hot water bottles and prepare to hunker down for the winter, readers. But before I vanish under fifteen layers of bedsheets, I reckon there’s time enough for one last roundup of Saturday’s screenshots this Sunday. This week: Pulpy space pirates, throwback online worlds, unfinished maps and unsettling sneaking.

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Cyberpunk 2077

‘s creators evidently had high hopes for their sprawling Keanu-toting RPG. But with the game lander rougher (read: buggier) than expected, CD Projekt executives have reportedly chosen to rethink their bonus structure, promising to pay developers their full share of their bonuses regardless of how well Cyberpunk reviews – even if, y’know, gating employee bonuses behind extremely high performance expectations is the sort of dystopian “Corpo” attitude you’d expect from Night City’s fictional CEOs.

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