Cyberpunk 2077 Will be back in a while Xbox Game Boss? Yesterday Microsoft released a video that hides the potential according to Reddit users Clue, Gives rise to these rumors.
The movie in question is dedicated to Xbox Cloud Gaming, a service integrated with the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription, which, among other things, shows gameplay pieces taken from various games. Of these, Redditor statenotcity approved Cyberbank 2077 Very short queue (Pictured below). The second user confirmed the source of the offensive footage from the gameplay trailer released by CD Projekt RED on November 19 last year (Link here)
The thing to note is that in the video released by Xbox, all games like Destiny 2 and F1 2020 are currently part of the Xbox Game Pass. Therefore, according to Reddit users, Cyberpunk 2077 may be on the service list in the future.
Obviously, this may be a coincidence or mistake of a careless employee, but thinking about it, it is not impossible to enter the service list of Cyberbank 2077. As confirmed by data shared by CD Project RED, game sales plummeted rapidly after launch, and due to harsh criticism of console versions. So a possible introduction of the game to the Xbox game pass table would be to the advantage of the Polish company. Among other things, Cyberpunk 2077 will be celebrating its first anniversary next month, so there may be some surprises to this event.
Obviously all these assumptions, the pliers must be taken while waiting for the official news.
Following this, Microsoft announced a new wave of headlines coming to the Xbox Game Pass in November.
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