CD Projekt will bring Cyberpunk 2077 to Mac “early next year”

Amid a series of announcements about unused Apple hardware this year, developer CD Projekt announced that it will be bringing the open-world sci-fi role-playing game Cyberpunk 2077 to the Mac “early next year.”

Cyberpunk 2077 initially immune in December 2020 to, it would be fair to say, a decidedly mixed reception. However, since later, CD Projekt has refined its design beyond the offering, ironing out bugs and expanding one of the most criticized aspects of the game (although scrapping a promised multiplayer mode in the process), with the general feeling that Cyberpunk 2077 was once a beautiful and splendid playground through the growth of the Phantom Independence of late arrived.

All of which means that Mac users should have a good experience when Cyberpunk 2077 releases for the platform next time. It will be available for all Apple Silicon units via the Mac App Bundle and Steam, and CD Projekt promises “advanced features like path tracing, frame generation, and integrated spatial audio for even more immersive gameplay and stunning visuals.” “.

Cyberpunk 2077 comes to Mac as a latest version, combining the base game and CD Projekt’s acclaimed Phantom Independence expansion, which Eurogamer called an “instant recommendation if you like the universe.” Additionally, owners of Cyberpunk 2077 for PC on Steam will have access to the Mac version when it launches.

The launch of Cyberpunk 2077 for Mac follows a small push by Apple to attract more triple-A titles to its hardware in recent years, such as Resident Malicious 7, Dying Stranding and Murderer’s Creed Mirage, all of which involve the company’s computers and in iOS. units lately. The effects have been compounded from a technical standpoint, as Virtual Foundry has been reporting, with the iOS market said to have shown no enthusiasm for buying full-priced AAA games. However, with Capcom returning to dump Resident Malicious 2 Remake on Mac and iOS this December, and CD Projekt having a release coming soon, publishers obviously see something possible.

After Cyberpunk 2077, CD Projekt is currently immersed in the construction of The Witcher 4 (formally known as “the first installment of the new Witcher saga”), with an update in August confirming that pre-production had practically finished and that all production had ended. because we will start “soon”.