On paper, Cyberpunk 2077 seems like it could be a pretty good fit for VR functionality. No one should get their hopes up for such a possibility, however. While CD Projekt RED once gave virtual reality the old college try, one studio lead does not think the technology is ?viable yet.?
During an interview with OnMSFT, John Mamais, head of the company?s Krakow studio, divulged that VR is something the team once considered. In fact, CD Projekt RED even had access to VR devkits, though Mamais didn?t specify which. Regardless, because the platform itself remains ?experimental and niche,? the studio sees no reason to invest time and resources into that kind of project.

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