"So, the approach, as I said, totally different because it’s a totally different universe. A totally different world. And the goals that music needs to achieve are also… well they’re not that different compared to The Witcher ... but, I think I can say it now that the world in Cyberpunk is going to be even more open. It’s obviously set in 2077, so that means we have electricity, we have technology, so that also means ... things are completely different because the world itself allows us to go crazy with placing specific musical cues in the world and treat them as part of the audio layer in the world." - Jordan Aslett of Gamer Professionals, talking to Marcin Przybyłowicz, composer of the music for Cyberpunk 2077.
The work from Cyberpunk 2077's passionate modding community shows just how much potential the game's sequel, Project Orion, has in one specific area.
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CD Projekt Joint CEO Michał Nowakowski and CFO Piotr Nielubowicz shared more information about the developer's plans and upcoming games.
Project Orion could elevate Cyberpunk 2077 by making a familiar accessory essential, adding depth and strategy to the game.
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I can't wait to hear the music from this game though.