The Cyberpunk 2077 Phantom Liberty length will vary based on your playstyle and how much of the expansion you want to complete, as is often the case with open-world video games. However, it can add upwards of 30 hours of new content if you want to complete absolutely everything, because the main story is a beast in itself, not to mention all the additional side content. Here's all the details about how long Cyberpunk 2077 Phantom Liberty
Cyberpunk 2077 Phantom Liberty length
Phantom Liberty is a significant expansion for Cyberpunk 2077. With a fairly long story, a whole new area to explore, and side missions to complete, it’s practically a whole game in itself, that should take you around 20 hours to complete, though it could easily be more depending on your playstyle:
- Story missions only: 18-22 hours
- Story + some side missions: 22-30 hours
- Phantom Liberty completionist: 30+ hours
There are several ways you can play the new expansion, whether it's on a new character or an existing one, so make sure you know how to start Phantom Liberty in Cyberpunk 2077
Phantom Liberty took me about 23 hours to complete, which was mainly spent on the story, but also included a bit of exploring and some side missions to help get acquainted with all the changed from the Cyberpunk 2077 2.0 update. Obviously, you can spend a lot of time thoroughly exploring Dogtown for Cyberpunk 2077 tarot cards – there are four more to collect – and you should also hunt down the Militech data terminals for Cyberpunk 2077 Relic Points to upgrade the new perk tree.
As a substantial expansion to the main story of the game, Phantom Liberty can also add plenty more hours to the overall Cyberpunk 2077 length. However, since there’s also a new ending tied to the expansion’s story, which you can experience as soon as you finish with the right Phantom Liberty ending, you can also miss a huge amount of the main story and get a shorter playthrough.
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