CD Projekt: Cyberpunk 2077 isn’t getting more expansions
After a flurry of internet whispers — sparked by rumors about a Witcher 3 DLC — CD Projekt Red stepped in to clear the air: Cyberpunk 2077 won’t be getting any more official DLC or expansions. The clarification came after a fan asked directly on social channels, and the studio said there are no plans for additional content. If that ever changes, they promised to announce it.
Bottom line: Phantom Liberty and the post-launch updates are the main additions this round. Anything else fans hear right now is speculation unless the studio says otherwise.
Why this matters to players (and what CD Projekt is actually cooking)
For players, this isn’t just an “end of support” mic drop — it signals a shift in where the studio is putting its energy. CD Projekt is in pre-production on the Cyberpunk sequel, so resources are clearly moving toward the next big thing rather than more Night City content.
We’ve also got extra context from Mike Pondsmith, the creator behind the Cyberpunk setting, who has hinted at ambitious plans for the follow-up. He’s teased the possibility of a second major city — think a grimmer, twisted take on Chicago — and even floated ideas about bringing Keanu Reeves’ Johnny Silverhand back in some form. None of that is a firm promise; it’s early-stage chatter and should be treated as unconfirmed.
Release-wise, don’t hold your breath for a new Cyberpunk game anytime soon. CD Projekt admitted the sequel is “a long way off,” with estimates pushing any plausible release window to 2028 or later. So fans get a long wait, but potentially a bigger, bolder game when it finally arrives.
Community reaction is mixed but predictable: disappointment from players who still wanted more Night City stories, tempered by understanding that the studio is chasing a sequel. For modders and content creators, it might mean more creative DIY additions rather than official DLC. For everyone else, it’s a reminder that big studios sometimes have to choose between expanding an existing game and building the next universe-sized thing.
Short version: no more official Cyberpunk expansions for now. The team is focused on the sequel, and while some cool-sounding ideas are floating around, those are not confirmed plans — just early hints about what could be coming down the road.
