After sparing Songbird and handing her over to Reed and the NUSA, the credits will roll on the Phantom Liberty expansion, and upon returning to the game they will have the Who Wants to Live Forever quest. Completing this quest will lock players into The Tower ending. Alternatively, players can continue through Nocturne Op55N1 and choose to call Reed to activate the Phantom Liberty ending.

After a few in-game days of completing gigs and quests, River will text V about coming over. Players will need to select the flirtatious option : How about a new record? And then after a few more in-game hours, River will call about coming over. Players just need to accept River's invite and then meet him at Joss' place. Once V and River share a drink, select: Your parents - what happened?

This will lock V into what is seen by most in the community as Cyberpunk 2077’s bad ending , and players can continue through until they are faced with a final decision in Where is My Mind? Where V must choose to [Sign Contract] or [Refuse to Sign] , each of them has a different variation of the Devil ending.

Entering into Nocturne Op55N1 and speaking with Johnny about who to continue the mission with, players should ignore any dialogue options and remain on this screen for five minutes straight. This triggers a new dialogue path from Johnny, to which V will need to reply:

The story of Cyberpunk 2077 begins in one of three different ways based on background the player chose: Street Kid, Nomad or Corpo. After playing through an introductory mission that varies greatly depending on the background, the player ends up with the same partner on the same mission. This doesn't mean the chosen backstory is irrelevant after the intro as there are many dialogue options that are specific to each which can lead to interesting interactions and information about NPCs. Once V is settled in Night City, the goal is to become a legend that will forever be remembered in the annals of who's who in organized crime such as Adam Smasher. V ends up taking jobs of a less than legal nature, and as one would expect in such things, people get killed and betrayed as the web of crime V weaves becomes ever greater and more intricate as V struggles to stay alive. Going into too many further details about the story here could diminish the experience for the player, but it does grow into something complex and memorable.

The secret ending in Cyberpunk 2077 , (Don’t Fear) the Reaper is a variant of the Sun/Temperance ending, but the mission itself is different, as is the way to obtain it. In order to obtain the secret ending in Cyberpunk 2077 , players must first select the correct dialogue options in the Act Three side job, Chippin’ In when speaking with Johnny Silverhand at the Oil Fields:

In Cyberpunk 2077 the player takes control of V, a character with an existing personality and with one of three possible backstories. The player has a decent amount of creative control in determining how V looks, with the basics such as hair style, eye color, skin tone, tattoos and other visible cybernetic augmentations, but we all know which feature of character creation got the most attention prior Narrative driven video games to release. Unfortunately, this may have been premature as the customization options come up short with six permutations for male genitalia (two variations, three sizes) and only one option for female genitalia. Instead of having clearly-defined genders to choose from there are two body types -- the standard generic male and female model -- but you can put male genitalia on an otherwise female body or vice versa. Or have no genitals at all. Ultimately, make a character with whatever combination of parts you want to play as this choice seems to have no bearing on gameplay or the story.

There are a total of seven endings in Cyberpunk 2077 , including the Phantom Liberty expansion. Each of the Cyberpunk 2077 endings has its own related achievement and separate path that can be followed, and all of these endings are obtained during the point of no return with Nocturne Op55N1, so it’s best to complete all side jobs and Phantom Liberty missions to ensure players have the most options available to them for their ending path.

When V becomes a sleuth looking for Evelyn Parker, they take to Clouds and converse with one of the Dolls. In this session, V doesn't get pleasure, but instead, what they need, which is basically just a therapy session. Here, V talks about what they want, that they want to matter, that they need to feel like they exist amongst the chaos and bustle of Night City. It's a gut-wrenching feeling to feel non-existent, and V shows just how human their emotions are, especially with their own mortality weighing them d

After an erotic night with River and the disapproval of Johnny Silverhand , players can talk to River about their future together. If players want to continue their relationship with River and make him their boyfriend, then select these dialogue options: