The 2077 Cyberpunk Quest Designer says it's "inherently political"

In the latest issue of the official Xbox magazine, there is an interview with CD Projekt Red, Patrick Mills, who talks about Cyberpunk 2077 and makes some comparisons with The Witcher 3, on which he also worked. His answer to the question of whether the new game will contain "political themes or social commentaries" is particularly interesting

"Cyberpunk 2077 is a game about people with power upstairs and people down with none," replied, "This power can come from money, hierarchies, technology and violence. The original framework of Cyberpunk 2020, like The Witcher's screenplay, was a complex critique of the world of music. author, and we do not hesitate to do so in our games.On the contrary, I think that it is one of the things that distinguish us. […] Cyberpunk is an inherently political genre and it is an inherently political franchise. "

Mills also talked about the decision to make their new RPG game in the first person. "There are a lot of things that we get from the first person, and part of it is to be closer to the character and feel that you live in that character, but at the same time I would say, go play the third person game, go play The Witcher 3, and look up, try to look straight ahead, you will find that the [immersion] never really works, it never seems that you have looked up, you are moving a camera around. "

Here's all we know about Cyberpunk 2077 up to now. And here are some cool stuff from the Cyberpunk 2020 RPG that we'd like to see in the video game.