“I think that’s what we’re going to try to do with Project Orion,” the sequel to Cyberpunk 2077 will go deeper by addressing social issues.
Although we have published quite a bit of news about the sequel to Cyberpunk 2077, the reality is that the title is still very far away because it is in a very early stage of development. However, CD Projekt has recently confirmed that the Cyberpunk 2077 sequel will not leave the United States because the saga represents the “postmodern american fantasy“, but this time the Polish company has gone further by stating that this title will address social issues in a more profound way.
One of the objectives that CD Projekt RED has with the sequel to Cyberpunk 2077, in addition to making the origin of the character more important, they want to delve deeper into the comments or Criticism of social issues that will be discussed. This has been confirmed by associate director Paweł Sasko in the latest episode of the AnswerRed podcast, who acknowledges that there could have been Made better with Cyberpunk 2077. “I see that we haven’t gone far enough in some aspects”.
Below Sasko gives an example. “Like, for example, the homeless crisis. When I look at it, I think, ‘We didn’t go far enough in Cyberpunk 2077.’ We thought we were dystopian, but we only touch the surface“, explains (via IGN). Who is also with his partner Dan Hernberg, executive producer of the Cyberpunk sequel, who adds that the next title in the saga could address in a better way these social issues.
Social issues addressed in Cyberpunk 2077
Hernberg explains that the open world RPG addresses some important topics. “I think that the best of cyberpunk -and its dystopian future, is that It has a lot to do with current events.with the megacorporations, with the marginalized people, with the wealth gap, with all of these things. I think Cyberpunk 2077 allows us to tell these stories in a way where, at the core, there are always relationships and people, but we’re in a really broken world and we can report some of these things“, reveals the creative of CD Projekt RED.
“I think for me that’s Cyberpunk, explore those themes in a moving way. I love the world, and I think that This is what we are going to try to do with Project Orion.. “Keep focusing on that and keep saying, ‘what is the state of the world today’ and what will it look like in a couple of years,” he asks.
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