In a new livestream, CDPR revealed Update 2.2, which joins Update 2.1 a year ago. A full new “point” would indicate something decently significant, and while it’s not a surprise expansion drop, it is something. Here’s what they detailed:

With Patch 2.11, Cyberpunk 2077 introduced the CrystalCoat system, which allows players to edit the paint job of their vehicles in the game. With the latest patch, not only are more sports and luxury brands now customizable, but it's also been updated to allow further personalization.

Cyberpunk 2077 ’s 2.2 update came as something of a surprise, since developer CD Projekt Red said that the game’s previous patch — released in December 2023 — would be “the last big update.” But CD Projekt Red has since tapped another developer, Virtuos, to aid in continuing development of the game, the studio revealed in a livestream on Tuesday.

Cyberpunk 2077 is now offering even more ways to customize V in update 2.2. CD Projekt Red  has also improved Photo mode and gameplay improvements, more Johnny Silverhand, and even more, across all platforms.

Cyberpunk 2077 is four years old today, and CD Projekt Red is celebrating with a surprise patch for its open-world RPG that’s out now. The team held a live stream to run down some of the big changes coming in patch 2.

Just a day after piquing fan curiosity with the surprise announcement a new update was in the works for Cyberpunk 2077, developer CD Projekt has revealed what it contains - including expanded customisation options and new photo mode features - and released in into the wild.