How many endings does Cyberpunk 2077 have? How to get them all
There are multiple ways you can end V's story.
Over three years since launch, we finally have the Phantom Liberty DLC, and a whole host of improvements made to the title, in one of the biggest redemption arcs in gaming since No Man's Sky.
Now the DLC has brought with it a new conclusion, just how many endings does Cyberpunk 2077 have? We've got the scoop on how to get them all.
Not that you'll get to the end particularly quickly, as there are loads of Cyberpunk 2077 missions to complete first. The 2.0 patch brought along some improvements to the Overdrive RTX mode, too, which should see some significant performance and visual gains.
With all that said, V's fate awaits you, but we must warn you - there are major spoilers ahead. If you don't mind and simply want your preferred ending or can't be bothered doing multiple play throughs, then read on, Samurai!
How many endings does Cyberpunk 2077 have?
There are five possible main endings that you can experience in Cyberpunk 2077, and which one you get will depend on how you play the game. Multiple endings have been common in games for some time now, and it was always expected that a release like this would have numerous ways to wrap things up.
But on top of those five, there are also two secret endings, with the best one proving to be a bit of a challenge to get.
Thankfully, to experience all these endings, you do not have to play through the whole game over and over again – that would take quite some time. There are two things that you will need to remember, though.
Firstly, make sure that you have completed all the main quests (especially Panam and Rogue), as missing them out will limit what endings you can get. Also, you will need to make sure that you create new save points when you reach the point of no return, so you can replay that last section in different ways.
You will know when you are at that point, but as a reminder, it's when you walk into the restaurant before meeting with Hanako.
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How to unlock all the Cyberpunk 2077 endings
Here is where the real spoilers start, so be warned - if you want to complete the game and discover an ending for yourself, you will want to stop reading now. For everyone else, here they all are:
V allies with Arasaka Corporation
Self-explanatory this: V accepts the proposition from Hanako and sides with the corporation.
V kills himself
Once you have met with Misty, you can destroy all the pills and die in the process. If you want the speediest resolution then this is it.
V Leaves Night City
Panam's or Rogue's quests must be completed for this one, which will see V leave the city with the Nomads, leaving Johnny Silverhand behind in cyberspace.
V stays in Night City
Alternatively, V can choose to stay in the city while Johnny remains in cyberspace. Panam's or Rogue's quests must be completed for this one, too.
V ends up in Cyberspace
It's not all a cyberspace ending for Johnny, as it can actually be V that gets left there - if you allow Silverhand to take over your body. Once again, make sure the Panam's or Rogue quests are done if you want this ending.
New Phantom Liberty Ending
After the Phantom Liberty DLC, with the King of Cups or King of Swords ending, Reed keeps his promise - but at a price.
You wake up in Langley, unable to use Cyberware, ending your mercenary career for good.
Rehab leaves you in a coma for two years. Reconnecting with friends reveals a changed world: Viktor thinks you're dead, Panam's gone, River's distant, Kerry's busy and Judy's moved on.
Arasaka shifted, and Misty's shop is now Zetatech. Vik can't restore your Chrome. Misty gives encouragement before leaving, believing that, no matter what, you will find your own way.
V becomes just another face in the crowd - the old life and powers are gone.
The secret endings
There are two up for grabs, and to get them, just delay making a decision after talking to Misty and that will lead to Johnny telling you his plan to attack Arasaka Tower.
If you attack it, all bets are off, as if you die, you will get the bad ending with no checkpoints in place to give it another try – so be sure to create a manual save just before Johnny tells you the plan.
The good ending here will result in a victory at the Tower, but be warned, the fight is not easy and will prove to be quite the challenge.
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