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Cyberpunk 2077 arrives on Battle.net alongside Phantom Liberty

Cyberpunk 2077 is now on Battle.net, with Phantom Liberty available separately or in the Ultimate Edition. CD PROJEKT RED also has official tools for planning a build.

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Cyberpunk 2077 is now available on Battle.net, giving CD PROJEKT RED’s RPG another PC storefront. The Phantom Liberty expansion is available separately, while the Ultimate Edition bundles it with the base game.

The launch follows Update 2.5, which reached other supported platforms on October 22. This is a storefront release, not a new patch for everyone who already owns Cyberpunk 2077 elsewhere.

Battle.net players get the free Edgerunners 2 Update. Its additions include dual wielding for pistols and revolvers, cyberware styling through Glamdocs, and an in-game mod panel powered by Mod.io.

First-person view of a character dual-wielding two gold pistols while standing on a walkway in Night City.

Dual-wielded pistols in Night City

Build planning, tips, and cosplay resources

CD PROJEKT RED’s official player toolkit brings together several resources for getting started. Its downloadable Ultimate Edition Game Booklet covers Cyberpunk 2077 and Phantom Liberty, combining developer insights with gameplay advice, exploration tips, and build ideas. You can browse it outside the game before choosing how to develop your character.

The toolkit also points to official cosplay guides for recreating character designs. The lineup includes Johnny Silverhand, Solomon Reed, Judy Álvarez, and David Martinez, with resources spanning Cyberpunk 2077, Phantom Liberty, and Cyberpunk: Edgerunners.

The official browser-based Build Planner is the interactive option alongside our Cyberpunk 2077 guides. It mirrors the in-game character sheet and lets you allocate Attribute and Skill points without committing to a setup in the game. You can experiment with a cyberninja, a tanky solo, or a netrunner, then share the resulting build before assigning points in-game.

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