Cyberpunk 2077's New Mod Download is Music to Our Ears

One of gaming’s greatest delights is getting to hop into your car and take to the neon-soaked streets of Night City in Cyberpunk 2077.

Yes, you could meet Hanako in Embers but you could also cruise the streets, watching weird and wonderful NPCs pass you by and listening to your favourite tunes with the in-game radio.

However, with some players having racked up hundreds of hours in Cyberpunk 2077, it is easy to get fed up with the in-game music, especially if you are listening to it on repeat.

It is pretty difficult to get fed up with ‘I Really Wanna Stay at Your House’ but it can happen and that is where this free download comes in.

Cyberpunk D.E.C Radio Complete is a brand-new mod for Cyberpunk 2077 which adds a massive sound expansion to the hit CD Projekt RED RPG.

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Created by DB Kyllxr, this mod is “designed to eliminate the musical repetition of the base game” by introducing an impressive 13 new radio stations and 450 hand-picked songs to the game.

The playlist spans across many different genres with the list as follows: pop, hard rock, rap, indie rock, reggaeton, cyberpunk, 70s/80s, boom-bap, jerk, garage rock, reggae, and drum and bass.

Each radio station comes with a brand-new name ranging from Rust & Wires, La Zona FM, Midnight Fire FM, GhostPort, and my personal favourite, Radio-Active Rats and so there is no doubt that you will soon find your favourite to cruise along to.

Cruising the streets of Night City in style

Cyberpunk D.E.C Radio Complete was uploaded to Nexus Mods just yesterday but with almost 1,000 views, it is already proving fruitful and just goes to show how eager Cyberpunk 2077 fans are for new content.

Luckily, CD Projekt RED is hard at work on Cyberpunk 2 and we can expect the highly anticipated sequel to be even bigger and better than the 2020 RPG (and hopefully with a much smoother launch).

One reason why Cyberpunk 2 will shock fans is by the possible return of Keanu Reeves as Johnny Silverhand.

This news comes after Cyberpunk creator Mike Pondsmith expressed that he had a way to bring the fan-favourite character back so let us hope that he follows through with that promise.

However, with the sequel still a long way off, all we can do is wait and see what will be next for the award-winning CD Projekt RED RPG.