Cyberpunk 2077 Update Introduces New Modes, Excludes Switch 2 Users

Sure thing, let’s dive into this mess of info about the latest Cyberpunk 2077 update. So, apparently, CD Projekt Red is dropping the 2.3 patch like… soon-ish, July 17, I think? And it’s all about, uh, vehicles and customization stuff. They’re throwing in three fresh cars and a motorcycle that you can actually tweak. Don’t ask me why, but this just seems like the kind of update you didn’t know you wanted until you got it. You gotta complete some quests to snatch these rides, which might just pop up while you’re playing — they’re not aiming to mess with your 100% completion status, if that’s your thing.

Oh, here’s a kicker — AutoDrive? Yup, your cars are getting a mind of their own. You plop in a waypoint, and the car just goes. Hands-free, baby. It’s like future tech lore, except if a random gang decides your car looks tasty, well, AutoDrive bails. And that’s not all; it’ll stop at red lights. Sure, Sasko said something about combat being less of a party crasher now, so I guess you might actually enjoy those pit stops.

And if you’re one of those “sit back and let the car do the work” types, Delamain’s got your back too. There’s a wander mode that lets you just spin around Night City aimlessly. Plus, with this cinematic camera thing, it’s like watching your own movie. Oh, and Photo Mode steps up its game — you can fiddle with the time and weather to nail that Instagram-worthy shot. They even tossed in 27 new NPCs just for this. And there’s some kind of contest, so maybe you could win… something?

PC players, listen up. You’re getting AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution 3.1, whatever the heck that does. Sasko mumbled something about FSR 4 being a later thing. Meanwhile, HDR10+ Gaming is live, and VRR is coming for console peeps soon. Oh! Almost forgot — there’s a Mac version launching with this update too, if anyone cares. Launch day’s July 17 for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S, but if you’re on a Switch 2… patience, I guess.

Anyway, it’s all happening soon, and for some reason, I’m both confused and intrigued. Try not to miss it.