Available since 2020 in a deplorable state, CyberPunk 2077 is to date one of the best titles of recent years thanks in particular to many months of updates and corrective patches to repair the game and offer players the experience they deserve and above all to live up to the ambitions and promises of the game.
With the release of the Phantom Liberty DLC and the recent free updates, CD Projekt Red has managed to save its game CyberPunk2077. In the process, the Polish developer announced the development of Orion, the sequel to CyberPunk2077 which should arrive in several years on the next consoles. We learn today that a revolutionary system of crowd management should be implemented in this sequel.
CyberPunk2077: an even more vibrant and realistic city and open world?
It was through a job offer that we were able to discover that CD Projekt was putting in place very big things for Project Orion, the sequel to CyberPunk 2077.
Clearly, the studio is looking for a "lead encounter designer". The position specifies that the teams in Boston, USA, are looking for someone who will have to participate in the implementation of "the most realistic and responsive crowd system of any game released to date.".
With this description, we can guess that CD Projekt's ambition is to create an extremely lively and realistic game to offer very credible NPCs (non-playable characters) and to offer an even greater immersion in the world, the universe and the city of the next game.
For the moment, Project Orion (which is a code name) is a project in the pre-production phase. The priority studio's latest game being The Witcher 4, recently announced to be the studio's next game.
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