Sarzy?ski added that the game’s endings were intentionally designed to provide players with “an uneasy feeling, forcing them to think, not providing straight answers. They stick with you. No need to water them down. Sometimes less is more.” His sentiment reflects the complexity and depth of the game’s narrative, which challenges players to grapple with the consequences of their choices.
The decision to keep the endings open-ended allows players to draw their own interpretations and conclusions, adding to the richness of the gaming experience. It also preserves the emotional impact of the game’s diverse conclusions, which range from soul-crushing to bittersweet, and are deeply intertwined with V’s future and the fates of those around them.
In essence, the developer’s choice to forego post-game expansions aligns with their commitment to preserving the integrity of Cyberpunk 2077’s narrative and respecting the choices players make throughout their journey.
