Night City, the Cyberpunk 2077 metropolis rebuilt by CD Projekt RED, is synonymous with freedom: there is room for everything, including love. The purpose of this guide is precisely to help you decide which paths and choices to take with regard to romance available. Below you will find various references to the history of Cyberpunk 2077 and, of course, spoilers regarding the romance. If you don't want to spoil the surprise effect, don't read on.
Romances or not?
In Cyberpunk 2077, sex is cleared through customs and it is easy to "find" it around Night City: from the ads strewn on the streets to the intermittent signs, finding who can satisfy V's appetites is not complicated. Jig-Jig Street in the Kabuki area is particularly well-stocked. It will be easy to notice the characters willing to sell their services thanks to the icon in the shape of the lips that they will have above their head. Clearly we will find both male and female characters and by paying them we will start some quick first-person cutscenes that will never be too pushed. But there will also be other characters in the story who will want to spend time with V, and not just having sex. Romances in Cyberpunk 2077 will depend on the choices you make within the game and it will be very easy to screw up a , which makes it essential to always move with caution.
There are various "main" characters with whom you can create long-term s. These, if cultivated in the right way, can then become real romances. Clearly, you'll have to find these characters the first time and then continue interacting with them throughout the run to transform the from simple friendship into love. Let's get to the heart, going to understand who are the characters that it will be possible to involve.
Judy
The first character to build a potential romance with is Judy, a character that V will meet very early in the story, i.e. during the heist in Act 1. Judy is a braindancer that we will have to deal with several times and will be seen often in missions in which V will be involved. Judy will only be interested in V if he is a woman. When it comes to the Disasterpeace mission, Judy will call V, asking her to meet her in her apartment. This will kick off a story arc that will potentially last a long time, depending on the type of you can establish with her.
Panam
Panam will make an appearance in the Ghost Town story arc, during Act 2, impossible to miss as it will be part of the main plot. Once the story arc in question is completed, Panam will call V to then start her “personal” story branch and by completing it we will have the opportunity to create a romance with her. Panam, unlike Judy, will only be interested in V if he is male. With Panam there will be various opportunities for more “thrust” dialogue and she will be more responsive if V behaves kindly and respecting her feelings.
River
It will be possible to meet River for the first time only during the second Act, in a specific side quest. V will receive a call from Elizabeth Peralez to start the mission “I Fought The Law” and it is thanks to it that you will meet River. Complete the mission to start getting serious with him. River will only be interested in a V woman.
Meredith
Meredith will appear during the first few bars of Cyberpunk 2077 and will not seem so open to start a real romance. If V joins Militech and helps her, things will change and it will be possible to meet her in a motel. According to the information we have, Meredith will only be interested in a V woman.
As you may have guessed, to "finish" the romance you will need to invest both time and interactions. As in real real s, in short. So if you intend to find a stable partner for your - or your - V you will have to commit to simple "crushes" and treat them properly, showing respect and kindness. In fact, it will take little to ruin the efforts made up to that moment, so always be careful not to make mistakes in the dialogue options. Successful romance will also depend on V's actions, including answering the phone and texting. Ahh, the amour.
► Cyberpunk 2077 is an RPG-Adventure game developed by CD Projekt RED and published by Bandai Namco for PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and Google Stadia, the video game was released on 10/12/2020
Cyberpunk 2077 is a game to own at all costs: we decided to evaluate it with a 95%, if you are interested in learning more you can read the Cyberpunk 2077 review
