What’s Hidden in Cyberpunk 2077 and The Witcher 3?

Following the great success of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, CD Projekt Red created a huge excitement in the gaming world by releasing Cyberpunk 2077. In particular, The Witcher 3 has received great acclaim and won many awards since its release. Although Cyberpunk 2077 was released as an eagerly awaited game, it received its share of criticism due to technical problems. These games, developed by CD Projekt Red, stand out with their wide and deep worlds, impressive stories and detailed characters. Cyberpunk 2077 developer announced that there are still some easter eggs waiting to be discovered in both games. Here are the details…

Cyberpunk 2077 and The Witcher 3 are still full of easter eggs waiting to be discovered

Speaking at the Digital Dragons conference in Poland, Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty mission designer Maria Mazur said “I feel like there are too many easter eggs crammed into Cyberpunk 2077.” made the statement. Mazur also explained that users still can’t find all of them.

One of these discoveries took place quite recently. Mazur explained that eventually someone accidentally noticed one of the scenes he had designed for the dLC:

“Someone drove the main character into the depths of the ocean. I had secured this situation by thinking that this would happen. I filled it in with a side scenario and stuff like that. So I was happy to see someone actually doing this. I think these moments are very valuable. When you try to predict someone’s movements and leave little surprises for them, you can see that they are really noticed years later.“

When asked if there are still new things to discover, Mazur reiterates that there are many details waiting for players in Night City and that they have not been noticed yet. Mazur also thinks that even though design work is limited to Cyberpunk 2077, there is still a lot to be found in The Witcher 3. Mazur is currently working on CD Projekt Red’s Project Hadar, which he says only makes sense.

Since Cyberpunk 2077 is a relatively new game, there may still be a lot of details waiting to be discovered in it. So, do you think the same can be said for The Witcher 3? Or do you think you see all the details?