
Cyberpunk 2077 is a very immersive and interactive world, but I can guarantee thereâs loads you missed on your first, second, even third playthrough.
For those whoâve thoroughly explored Night City you may have found several interesting secrets, like references to The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt and even Glados from Valveâs Portal games.
Thereâs a lot to see and do, and itâs well-worth a replay if itâs been a while
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What you might not have known though is you can interact with the pier, specifically the ferris wheel as one player discovered.
âFound out you can quickhack the f****** Ferris wheelâ read a post by thelittleveemo, along with a screenshot of them doing exactly that.
Now is there a reason for doing this? No, not really, itâs only useful as a distraction for enemies hanging around it.
That said itâd be cool if you could send it careening through the city like a D-tier Spider-Man villain.
No, its true purpose is to just show how much effort CD Projekt Red put into crafting Cyberpunk 2077âs world, making those rough couple of months when the game launched hurt even more.
Itâs also a good example of how far the technology has gone in the game that a normal person can hack enormous structures like this if theyâve got the right implants, though one player recently started a playthrough with no implants for added challenge.
Either way several players didnât know you could do this, like one who said âDamn, now i have to do another playthrough to test this myself.â
Another remarked how much it sounds like one of those old video game rumours, the kind thatâd pop up in magazines and have you race home to try it for yourself, you know the ones.
Itâs a neat secret, and hopefully the next Cyberpunk game will feature just as much interactivity with the environment.
Topics:Â Cyberpunk 2077, CD Projekt Red