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Night City Wire returns next week with another deep dive into Cyberpunk 2077

Matthew Wilson September 10, 2020 Software & Gaming

Back in June, CD Projekt Red held the first ‘Night City Wire’ stream, bringing new gameplay footage, trailers and other announcements for Cyberpunk 2077. It didn't take long for episode 2 to arrive in August, giving us a look at the different Lifepaths and weapons in the game. Now, Episode 3 has been announced, which will give us the grand tour of Night City. 

Today, CD Projekt Red announced that the next episode of Night City Wire will air on the studio’s Twitch channel on the 18th of September.

CD Projekt Red has previously released little lore tidbits about the various gangs and neighbourhoods of Night City. In this episode of Night City Wire, it looks like we're in for a deeper dive.

Aside from a tour of Night City, it also looks like we'll be getting a behind-the-scenes look at the creation of the game's original score.

KitGuru Says: Cyberpunk 2077 is just two months away now, so this may be one of the last episodes of Night City Wire that we get before launch. Are you looking forward to getting a proper look at Night City? 

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