Although it is possible that such cases do occur on the night of Night City, the user will not be involved in anything similar.
Night City is a dangerous city controlled by megacorporations. In a dehumanized city, monsters are shaped like a person and manifest themselves in many different ways. This is the world of Cyberpunk 2077, the new production of CD Projekt RED, horrible things happen. In an interview with ONMSFT, John Mamais, a producer in the Krakow studios, has confirmed that the title will not include sexualized violence in bad taste, although he warns that the title will incorporate morally reprehensible elements.
It is well known that there are countries that do not tolerate certain representations in video games. One of them is Australia. "We have a long list of things that could be bad for us" in that country, the developer acknowledges. "Both are sexualized violence and drugs with rewards, but you can't do cyberpunk without drugs, right?" He asks rhetorically.
Mamais has explained that they do not intend to make up any situation, although she already anticipates that there will be “definitely no sexualized violence in bad taste”. According to the director, "in the real world there is a lot of sexualized violence", so that it could also exist in the universe of this video game. " Be that as it may, "the player will never be involved in anything like this." And he continues: “It is an artistic form or we want it to be, so we talk about complex issues like this, but we are not going to make a game in which the user can perpetrate such things. It would be terrible".
There are no plans to launch it on Switch
During that same interview, the journalist asked about the possibility of Cyberpunk 2077 being marketed on Nintendo Switch. John Mamais has stated that he does not know that the study has the project in its plans. In addition, you are not sure that a product like this can work on a console like Kyoto. Despite this, it opens a loophole to hope, because it also admits that at first they did not think The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt was possible on Nintendo Switch and in the end it has come out on a single card with its two major expansions.
Cyberpunk 2077 is in development for PS4, Xbox One, PC and Google Stadia. The game was scheduled for April 16, but CD Projekt RED decided to delay it until September 17 in order to realize its quality ambitions.
