Cyberpunk 2077 , which has reached a lot of players and made a big impact since its release , continues to bug fixes. Cyberpunk 2077 update 1.05 will now be released on PlayStation and Xbox consoles, and soon on PC and Stadia.
Focusing on fixing a number of bugs, the update has over 70 fixes. Some of the most notable ones will be fixed various quests that went wrong with quests like The Ripperdoc, which sometimes didn't finish properly, The Heist with elevator door issues (you can stop walking on steel now, Jackie), and various skin bugs. Other general fixes include a number of stability improvements, including improved NPCs, noise from off-screen explosions, and crash fixes in missions.
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Cyberpunk 2077 Night City
There were also platform-specific fixes. On PC , CD Projekt is removing the debug console for concerns it might cause crashes or disabled tasks, but promises more news about modding in the future and the Steam interface will no longer crash when closing the game. Console versions will no longer have settings reset to default after a few session restarts and will have improved image sharpness with Chromatic Aberration and Film Grain turned on.
As you can see, the 1.05 update focuses on fixing many bugs and technical issues in the game. We can count the beginning of the patches needed to get the game into shape promised by CD Projekt RED, which promised larger patches in December and January .
