Your Phantom Liberty launch time will depend on whether you're playing on PC or console.
Three years on, Cyberpunk 2077 is finally ready for its close-up. Cyberpunk 2077's one and only planned expansion, Phantom Liberty, releases on Monday, September 25, with a global launch on PC. We loved it, calling it"a thrilling capstone on Cyberpunk 2077's 3-year redemption arc" in ourPhantom Liberty is following hot on the heels of Cyberpunk's big 2.0 patch, which launched for free for all players on September 21.
Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty releases on PC on September 25 at 4 pm Pacific. Here's the breakdown of Phantom Liberty's PC release times across the world: 9 am AEST, September 26 As you can see in the handy image from CD Projekt Red above, Phantom Liberty's PC and console launch times aren't the same. Console players are going to have to wait a bit longer to play in some time zones, while they'll actually have access to Phantom Liberty earlier in others. Hard to wrap your head around, I know.midnight local time
on September 26. That means in a few countries including Japan and Australia, console players get a 6-12 hour head start, while in the United States, they'll be at an 5-8 hour disadvantage. Win some, lose some.
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