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While there's no definite proof that Cyberpunk 2077 is actually

March 13, 2019 by Kimberly Parks

While there's no definite proof that Cyberpunk 2077 is actually a real-time-rendered movie, one may still find plenty of interesting video game elements to follow. Here are four of them:

This one's a bit more of a mystery, though, as it seems that CD Projekt RED have been doing a fine job capturing the music for this game's soundtrack. While CD Projekt RED are well known for their soundtracks and sound effects, Cyberpunk 2077 is a different beast that features many of their own. The track's composition isn't exactly a surprise, but it's notable because it takes place just before the action takes place on a ship. It has similar dynamics to Cyberpunk: City on the Edge's '80s theme and it's also an early example of the gameplay mechanic the original game was able to offer, like a ship and its mechanics, but you can't just sit back and watch the ship sink and get hammered.

The story in Cyberpunk 2077 is a bit more of a mystery. This one's even more interesting because it takes place just before the game takes place on a ship. Although it's not clear how the story unfolded during the first two years, the gameplay is definitely tied to what is already a game that was released on Steam Early Access and it shows.

This one's more of a surprise because it takes place just before the game takes place on a ship. This one's actually a bit more of a puzzle than the first two. The gameplay is definitely tied to what is already a game that was released on Steam Early Access and it shows.

The music is a bit more of a puzzle than the first two years. While it's not clear whether or not this is a real-time-rendered video game, it is very much a puzzle that the game has successfully leveraged in its early development stage.

While it's not clear how the music will be used in the gameplay, the music does offer a good chunk of what we've seen during the first two years of the game, including some very interesting tracks like "Carpooler," "Rage the Wolf," and "A Star Is Falling." As we've discussed before, we can see what CD Projekt RED may be doing in this one by listening to the music during the game's first few minutes.