Sorry anime followers, Cyberpunk Edgerunners Season 2 presently isn’t in the jobs.
CD Projekt Red‘s Japan country manager Satoru Honma reaffirms in an interview with Famitsu (opens in new tab) that the Studio Trigger anime adaptation is considered a standalone project (thanks, VGC (opens in new tab)), though the developer is interested in creating more anime.
“I personally would like to continue to work with Japanese studios to produce more anime in the future, partly because we have received very good feedback,” Honma says.
“However, just to be clear, Cyberpunk: Edgerunners was planned as a standalone work, so there’s no such point as ‘we are actually working on Season 2 in the background’.
“Even if we can make even more anime in the future, I don’t understand if it would certainly be Season 2 or something entirely various.”
There you go. Not a complete closure, though we wouldn’t hold our breath at this moment.
If you’ve run out the loophole, Cyberpunk 2077 has actually been delighting in something of a rebirth today, with individuals crowding back to the game after enjoying the anime. As the dystopian RPG has actually delighted in a bunch of solutions given that launch, individuals are going back to discover Night City a rosier view.
Cyberpunk 2077’s rebirth sufficed to send its simultaneous Steam gamer optimal back past The Witcher 3’s all-time concurrent player record. As you can envision, one designer, specifically, really felt quite good concerning all that.
CD Projekt has a lot of prepare for the franchise business progressing, as well. Alongside the opportunity of even more anime, Cyberpunk 2077 is obtaining a grand growth prior to focus strongly changes in the direction of the follow up, referred to as Orion for the time being.
Among numerous various other significant news, CDPR just recently validated The Witcher 4 is the start of a new trilogy; a new IP separate from Cyberpunk and Witcher; as well as a new third-party Witcher game likewise in growth.
Source: gamesradar.com
