Cyberpunk 2077 Updates Version 2.13, DLC, and Future Developments

TapTechNews September 13th news, the game Cyberpunk 2077 and its DLC Phantom Liberty have now launched version 2.13 update, and this update includes new support for AMD FSR3.

It should be noted that this update is only applicable to the PC platform. Although the version numbers on the PC platform and the console platform are not the same, cross-platform progress saves can still operate normally.

TapTechNews attached the updated contents as follows:

Added new support for AMD FidelityFX SuperResolution 3 with frame generation.

Added new support for Intel Xe SuperSampling 1.3.

Now it is possible to enable DLAA and DLSS ray tracing reconstruction functions simultaneously.

Added a Utilities tab in the settings and moved HDD mode, hybrid CPU utilization, and AMD SMT (Simultaneous Multi-Threading) options here.

Other stability and visual effect fixes.

Cyberpunk 2077 was released in December 2020 and is one of the most controversial games in the gaming industry so far, with a flood of problems at launch, so much so that it was removed from the PlayStation Store shortly after its release. CD Projekt refunded players and received heavy criticism.

In the three and a half years, Cyberpunk 2077 has continuously released patch contents, improved the game quality, added more contents and graphics quality, and with the explosion of the adapted animation, the game's reputation has gradually begun to pick up.

CDPR released the first and only expansion pack of Cyberpunk 2077, Phantom Liberty, in September 2023, and launched a major version 2.0 update for the game body, completely transforming the game through a new leveling-up system, and then made another major update in 2.1, followed by some smaller patches, and now the game is basically perfected.

As of TapTechNews posting, Cyberpunk 2077 has a Very Positive reputation on Steam, with 94% positive reviews in the past 30 days.

CDPR is currently developing the sequel to Cyberpunk 2077 under the code name Orion, as well as multiple The Witcher games. The project that the official currently has the most manpower invested in is the first installment of the new The Witcher trilogy under the code name Polaris, and as of April 30, a total of 407 people are involved in this project.