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This is a guide on the available game editions of Cyberpunk 2077. Read on to know about them and what bonuses each edition offers.
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Cyberpunk 2077 is around the corner! And according to the game's website, the game comes in two editions: Standard and Collector's Edition.
While the game will remain unchanged, the Collector's Edition will have significantly more bonuses.
The Standard Edition ranges from $50 to $60 and comes with some physical and digital bonuses. Check out the list of bonuses below.
| Physical Items |
|---|
| World Compendium |
| Stickers |
| Night City Postcards |
| Map of Night City |
| Digital Bonuses |
|---|
| Game soundtrack |
| Digital Comic Cyberpunk 2077: Your Voice |
| Art booklet featuring a selection of art from the game |
| Cyberpunk 2020 Sourcebook |
| Wallpapers for desktop and mobile |
The Collector's Edition comes at $250 and comes with physical items and digital bonuses. However, most stores have already run out of stock of the Collector's Edition.
Given the Collector's Edition limited release, it is recommended to buy this edition as it is unsure if this edition will be continued in the future.
Check out the list of physical items and digital bonuses below.
| Physical Items | |
|---|---|
| Collector's Edition Box | Case with game discs (PS4/XBox)/Case with game code and soundtrack CDs (PC) |
| Reversible Cover | Collectible Steelbook |
| 25 cm/10 inch statue depicting V - the game's protagonist - in action. | Hardcover art book |
| Metal pin set | Quadra V-Tech metal keychain |
| An annotated copy of a visitor's guide to Night City sealed in an NCPD evidence bag. | Embroidered patches |
| World compendium detailing the game's setting and lore | Postcards from Night City |
| Map of Night City | Sticker Bomb set |
| Digital Bonuses |
|---|
| Original score |
| Digital Comic Cyberpunk 2077: Your Voice |
| Art booklet featuring a selection of art from the game |
| Cyberpunk 2020 Sourcebook |
| Wallpapers for desktop and mobile |
Patch 1.21 Notes
Updated 4/14/2021
Stability and progression fixes
Update Roadmap for 2021
Updated 4/26/2021
Continuing to evolve after a rocky start
All Patch Notes and Patch History
Updated 4/28/2021
We're still a long way from bug free
Next-Gen Upgrade
Updated 3/12/2021
How the game will adapt for Next Gen
Free DLC and Expansions
Updated 1/22/2021
First wave coming early 2021
Game Editions and Bonuses
Updated 12/8/2020
No expense spared for collectors
System Requirements
Updated 1/11/2021
Minimum and recommended specs
Available Platforms
Updated 12/9/2020
Every console you can and can't play on
Soundtrack and All Songs
Updated 12/15/2020
Songs by real bands made for the game
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In the crafting screen, would love to see a comparison between what I'm currently equipped with vs what I've selected to craft. In the Inventory screen, I have no idea where any extra weight is without going into each category (weapons, clothes, etc). Please add some sort of weight indicator next to each category so I know exactly where I seem to be overloaded. In the Map, please mark completed items (assault in progress, access points), grey out the icons or something similar?
When I grapple NPCs I can see black patches flashing on the back of their head, shoulders, and back. Like they are rendering properly.
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