First Cyberpunk 2077 trailer shoots up Night City
We don't expect CD Projekt Red's new sci-fi game to look quite this good
This CGI trailer for Cyberpunk 2077 is high on slow-mo style and low on indications of how it will play... But it's two more minutes of video hinting at the new sci-fi game from The Witcher developer CD Projekt Red than we had before. And that's a win to us.
The two-minute trailer depicts maybe .2 seconds of a "psycho" being unsuccessfully apprehended by your typical dystopian riot squad--psychos are what the kids call people cybernetically augmented to the point that their bodies are barely under their own control.
Then a friendly neighborhood "Psycho Squad" police force member recruits her to the cause with what we assume is a very persuasive bullet to the brain case.
Like we said, the trailer is light on details, though it left us with a strong inkling that players will likely wear the badge just like good old Rick Deckard for at least a part of Cyberpunk 2077's campaign.
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