CD Projekt RED is aggressively developing the highly anticipated Cyberpunk 2077 sequel, as indicated by numerous job postings revealing key details. A crucial detail confirmed? The sequel will remain a first-person experience, foregoing a third-person perspective, potentially disappointing fans hoping for a different viewpoint.

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A Senior Gameplay Animator is sought to create detailed first-person animations, concentrating on weapon interactions and core gameplay. The absence of any mention of third-person animation strongly suggests its exclusion.

An Encounter Designer position emphasizes a revolutionary "most realistic crowd system ever seen in games." This system will dynamically react to player actions, immersing players in environments where NPCs behave naturally. The role involves designing complex scenarios with multiple solutions, utilizing NPC behaviors, interactive elements, loot placement, and environmental storytelling.

Furthermore, a job posting hints at the exploration of multiplayer capabilities for the sequel, although development is in its preliminary stages.

Cyberpunk 2, codenamed Project Orion, leverages Unreal Engine 5, promising state-of-the-art visuals and technology. Previously, a senior quest designer from CD Projekt RED revealed their personal involvement in voicing intimate scenes in Cyberpunk 2077. Interestingly, Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 fans discovered a character referencing Johnny Silverhand.