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Open77 brings multiplayer to Cyberpunk 2077 – release set for Nov 6

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Cyberpunk 2077, despite a rocky launch in 2020, has been steadily revived through patches and the Phantom Liberty expansion. The latest official patch, version 2.5, introduces a new prison‑related quest called Clampdown, showing CD Projekt RED’s commitment to fresh content. Parallel to the studio’s work, the fan community has been pushing for a multiplayer experience that the original game never received. Modders have responded with Open77, an ambitious project that aims to turn Night City into a shared playground. The initiative promises role‑play servers, custom economies and even flying cars, echoing the open‑world freedom that players crave.

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According to PCGamesN, Open77 will become publicly available on 6 November at 14:00 PST (21:00 UTC), free of charge for anyone who owns a legitimate copy of Cyberpunk 2077. The mod ships with a built‑in server browser, allowing users to host or join dedicated sessions that support RP, races and cooperative world‑boss fights. iXBT reports an alpha test slated for 7 November 2026, suggesting a staggered rollout where early access precedes a broader launch. Both sources agree that the mod will let players shape their own rules and economies, effectively creating a “Cyberpunk Online”. The upcoming multiplayer layer could extend the game’s lifespan and attract players who missed the original solo experience.

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InfoHub sees Open77 as the most daring fan‑initiative for a single‑player blockbuster. If the servers stay stable, Night City might finally feel as alive as its GTA counterparts.