A new Cyberpunk 2077 patch is now live on PC and consoles, introducing features such as AutoDrive upgrades, Photo Mode adjustments, fixes, and improvements.
The 2.31 patch, which went live earlier today, updates AutoDrive so that the vehicle now drives smoothly, overtaking blocking vehicles and no longer stopping at traffic lights when driving to a selected point of the map. Free Roam mode has also been improved to follow traffic rules and navigate Night City more reliably. The patch also introduced some Photo Mode adjustments, as mentioned above, making most of the new poses introduced in the previous update work with any gender, disabling NPC collisions, and more.
The new Cyberpunk 2077 patch also brings a slew of quests and open world fixes, localization issues, adds a toggle to disable vignette, and addresses some PC and Mac specific issues, such as an issue were NVIDIA Reflex could be disabled while DLSS Frame Generation was enabled and an issue where path tracing didn't activate properly in certain scenarios, ray-traced reflections not displaying correctly under certain conditions, stability and performance improvements and more. You can learn more about everything the 2.31 patch brings to the game in the official patch notes.
Cyberpunk 2077 is now available on PC, Mac, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch 2. You can learn more about the excellent Phantom Liberty expansion and the 2.0 update, which massively overhauled most of the gameplay systems, by checking out Alessio's review.
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