“Are you surprised? We didn’t mess up” : Pawel Sasko, lead quest designer at CD Projekt laughs. Obviously they were not going to release a children’s choir game. We now have the most absolute certainty, since the Internet leak of the Cyberpunk 2077 classification list, to be released in September. It will be good fat 18 and over, with a series of themes all darker than each other: “exposure to corpses, violent acts, suicide, cruelty, use of illicit drugs” … We challenge you to find a deviant thing which would not be referenced in this list of 31 items. A comment at the bottom of the document further explains that the harshness of these themes is compounded by the manner in which the scenes are “filmed”. As if the studio had taken pleasure in trashing. We can hardly believe it … Wink wink.
The list in question leaked from the Brazilian regulatory authorities and was quickly deleted, but the screenshots have had plenty of time to find themselves on Reddit in the meantime. Classic. The amused reaction of the Polish dev completes to prove to us that it is well legit, enough to revive a little more the hype that revolves around Night City, the city that will serve as a framework for tens (hundreds?) Cyberpunk Quest. A futuristic and ultra-dystopian city in which we will come across cyber-boosted prostitutes, twin burners of substances still unknown and dead bodies wired on every street corner. Hell, as we like
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