Cyberpunk 2077 Outage Map
The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where Cyberpunk 2077 users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with Cyberpunk 2077, make sure to submit a report below
The heatmap above shows where the most recent user-submitted and social media reports are geographically clustered. The density of these reports is depicted by the color scale as shown below.
Cyberpunk 2077 users affected:
Cyberpunk 2077 is a 2020 action role-playing game developed and published by CD Projekt. The story takes place in 2077 at Night City, an open world set in the Cyberpunk universe. It has been released for Windows, PlayStation 4, Stadia, and Xbox One on 10 December 2020, and for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S in 2021.
Most Affected Locations
Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:
| Location | Reports |
|---|---|
| Kirkland, WA | 1 |
| Mexico City, CDMX | 1 |
| London, England | 1 |
| Olathe, KS | 1 |
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Cyberpunk 2077 Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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XRBug 🥽 (@XRBUG) reportedI know 2026 looks💩for VR right BUT things always get worse before they get better. We will look back and see this as a pivotal year where VR changed course for the better. #Cyberpunk2077 #VR "Many of you have noticed that two of my recent posts disappeared about a week ago. I apologize that I could not comment personally about the fact, because there was an ongoing legal exchange. Now that the dust has settled, I'm even more sorry to announce that we are leaving behind an adventure that so many of you deeply loved and enjoyed. CD PROJEKT S.A. decided that they would follow in Take-Two Interactive Software's steps and issued a DMCA notice against me for the removal of the Cyberpunk 2077 VR mod. At least they were a little more open about it, and I could get a reply both from their legal department and from the VP of business development. But in the end it amounted to the same iron-clad corpo logic: every little action that a company takes is in the name of money, but everything that modders do must be absolutely for free. As usual they stretch the concept of "derivative work" until it's paper-thin, as though a system that allows visualizing 40+ games in fully immersive 3D VR was somehow built making use of their intellectual property. And as usual they give absolutely zero f***s about how playing their game in VR made people happy, and they cannot just be grateful about the extra copies of the title they sold because of that—without ever having to pour money into producing an official conversion (no, they're not planning to release their own VR port, in case you were wondering). The bottom line is all that matters, and gamers be damned. Am I a little bitter about all of this? Yeah, you bet I am. Especially in the same week when Meta pulls the plug on three major VR studios. Especially after four years during which I (together with other modders) spent so much time keeping our mods alive in spite of CDPR's constant breaking updates. Especially when they never even knew or cared during all this time that the VR conversion was there, and are only knee-jerk reacting now because somebody reported to them that it existed and it was not free. What really irks me is the duplicity with which the corpo mind thinks and reacts. —"Are you considering an official VR port of your game?" —"HAHAHA, you must be delusional, why would we spend our precious money building something only because gamers yearn for it, when there's no clear return on investment". —"Are you allowing developers to be at least supported financially while they do the work you refuse to do?" —"ABSOLUTELY NOT, we are okay with it if they give all their time and expertise for free, but it's downright shameful for them to ask for money". Anyway. Dear Cyberpunk 2077: I've got one less problem without ya."
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Josh Fernandes (@PvhJosh) reported@CyberpunkGame Path tracing has broken shadows on PC, there are several complaints about it on Reddit, please fix it.
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Samantha Patrick (she/her)🏳️⚧️💙💜❤️ (@SamanthaCZ988) reported@CyberpunkGame I hope the disappearing clothes bug on PS4 is going to be fixed this didn't before the 1.61 version the least CDPR could do is fix it because it ruins the game
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Stephen Keith (@S_Keith42069) reported@CyberpunkGame @HuangJunArt Error, redscript is not working
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XRBug 🥽 (@XRBUG) reportedI know 2026 looks💩for VR right now BUT things always get worse before they get better. We will look back and see this as a pivotal year where VR changed course for the better. #Cyberpunk2077 #VR "Many of you have noticed that two of my recent posts disappeared about a week ago. I apologize that I could not comment personally about the fact, because there was an ongoing legal exchange. Now that the dust has settled, I'm even more sorry to announce that we are leaving behind an adventure that so many of you deeply loved and enjoyed. CD PROJEKT S.A. decided that they would follow in Take-Two Interactive Software's steps and issued a DMCA notice against me for the removal of the Cyberpunk 2077 VR mod. At least they were a little more open about it, and I could get a reply both from their legal department and from the VP of business development. But in the end it amounted to the same iron-clad corpo logic: every little action that a company takes is in the name of money, but everything that modders do must be absolutely for free. As usual they stretch the concept of "derivative work" until it's paper-thin, as though a system that allows visualizing 40+ games in fully immersive 3D VR was somehow built making use of their intellectual property. And as usual they give absolutely zero f***s about how playing their game in VR made people happy, and they cannot just be grateful about the extra copies of the title they sold because of that—without ever having to pour money into producing an official conversion (no, they're not planning to release their own VR port, in case you were wondering). The bottom line is all that matters, and gamers be damned. Am I a little bitter about all of this? Yeah, you bet I am. Especially in the same week when Meta pulls the plug on three major VR studios. Especially after four years during which I (together with other modders) spent so much time keeping our mods alive in spite of CDPR's constant breaking updates. Especially when they never even knew or cared during all this time that the VR conversion was there, and are only knee-jerk reacting now because somebody reported to them that it existed and it was not free. What really irks me is the duplicity with which the corpo mind thinks and reacts. —"Are you considering an official VR port of your game?" —"HAHAHA, you must be delusional, why would we spend our precious money building something only because gamers yearn for it, when there's no clear return on investment". —"Are you allowing developers to be at least supported financially while they do the work you refuse to do?" —"ABSOLUTELY NOT, we are okay with it if they give all their time and expertise for free, but it's downright shameful for them to ask for money". Anyway. Dear Cyberpunk 2077: I've got one less problem without ya."
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Matt Totaldude (@Grabbo1983) reportedFinally giving @CyberpunkGame another go. My only issue is the lack of re-spec. I should be able to do that at a ripper doc. Yes, I know you get one, I wasted it 🙃
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Luca (@mrpicklemickle) reported@CyberpunkGame @CDPROJEKTRED Fix the auto drive bruh 😭🙏
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RattleBoy 🔞 (@BoyRattle) reportedNeed a little help, has anyone else had an issue with Cyberpunk2077 where you load the game and it hits the intro with the "GOOOOD morning night city!" and says to continue but the moment you hit any key it immediately crashes? If so how did you fix it?
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Eamon Burns (@eamon_burns) reported@CrimsonDesert_ im very instrested in this game im a open world type of person the witcher 2/3 with dlc & cyberpunk2077, fall out 3/4/nv skyrim oblivion & so on u get my point & i want to buy this game BUT i have problems with my hands they arnt what they use to b so i need 2 have a game thats
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Thamburckey (@Thamburckey) reported@CyberpunkGame Fix the player shadows?
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Damien Scott (@FakeDamienScott) reported@SandyofCthulhu Cyberpunk2077 was specifically crafted to hide the problems with the game. Up until the end of the heist the game is crafted with the illusion of systems being in the game that are barely used afterward. They only allowed reviewers to show this part of the game.
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z (@worldwidezel) reportedIf cyberpunk had a multiplayer like gta or watchdogs it woulda won game on the year @CyberpunkGame please bro fix the game
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DeadPixels (@DivineSlayer89) reported@CyberpunkGame Infinite time glitch?
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3VOLVE (P1) #XV3 #SBBR #Palworld1.0 (@3VOLVE_P1) reported@CyberpunkGame Next game better have Third-Person to make up for you lying to us, hiding footage and the broken promises. Otherwise you can keep it.
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John (@TheJasperRaster) reported@CyberpunkGame @PapurrCat Please fix the controller sensitivity.