Cyberpunk 2077 Embraces its Dark Vibes With New Music Video "No Save Point"

Cyberpunk 2077 finally gets its own music video, i that reflects the dark vibes of the game's Dark City setting. Called No Salvage Point and performed by Run the Jewels, it mixes music with some interesting and bizarre elements, imagery, and effects from the dark future world that also reflects the genre as a whole:

Your mileage may vary on the song of grade only regardless you'll be hearing the rail in the game itself every bit well equally in the official soundtrack.

Nov 19th was the original engagement that Cyberpunk 2077 should have been releasing. Just unfortunately, later going gold, the massively anticipated RPG was pushed back a couple of weeks to December 10th due to developers CD Projekt Red having to finalize as many equally nine different versions of the game, specifically fixing optimization problems on electric current-gen versions.

However, CD Projekt has been kind enough to offer us something Cyberpunk related on that date — in the form of a new Nighttime Urban center Wire. These events take run regularly over the last few months and have offered fans insights into a diverseness of different aspects of the game. The latest episode will be focused on one of the most hotly anticipated aspects of Cyberpunk 2077, Keanu Reeves' character, Johnny Silverhand, also as the game'south music (and "a lot more").

Of form some "fans" took things to an unacceptable level by sending threats to developers due to the delay, one being Andrzej Zawadzki, Senior Game Designer for Cyberpunk 2077.He shared the following message on Twitter: "I sympathise you're feeling angry, disappointed and want to voice your opinion nearly it. All the same, sending expiry threats to the developers is absolutely unacceptable and just incorrect. We are people, simply like you." Zawadzki then went on to state that every threat is being taken seriously and reported to the authorities.

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