Originally, CD Projekt Red planned to make a pretty big splash at PAX West 2019. There was going to be a booth, a Cyberpunk 2077 gameplay demo that would hit the web, a cosplay contest and more. Some of these plans are still in place, but they won?t function as initially intended. The most important change concerns the long-awaited Cyberpunk 2077 gameplay demo. CD Projekt Red intends to show off more of the game; however, now it will happen during a stream hosted from Warsaw, Poland.
This news comes courtesy of a blog post on the game?s official website. Apparently, the shift in plans are due to ?logistical (and some creative) reasons.? Apart from meeting fans face to face at PAX, CD Projekt Red aims to keep as many promises as possible. For one, the aforementioned stream will go live on August 30th at 11:00am PST. During this time, a ?15-minute edit? of what the studio has been showing at gamescom 2019 will go live for Cyberpunk 2077.
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