The Cyberpunk 2077 Twitter account dropped a new nugget of world-building lore recently, detailing one of the new game factions that you’ll run across. Within Night City the oldest profession in the world still operates with what I can only imagine must be some freaky enhancements. And even they need protection.

If you’ve ever fancied yourself a PC case designer who could put the pros out of business, then Cyberpunk 2077 wants you to send them your dream concept for the ultimate PC case themed around that upcoming game.

With video games, the flow of work seems to be one that has adapted to the new status quo, as studios quarantine their employees at home and use the power of the web to get work done on projects. Take CD Projekt Red for instance, who have introduced new measures to keep its valued employees healthy and alive.

Who could have foreseen such a strange and random decision? Going back to one of the most profitable franchises of the past decade? It’s unfathomable!

CD Projekt Red is now juggling a market worth of over $8 billion, up from a previous estimate of $6.8 billion.

Cyberpunk 2077 has a wordlwide rollout planned for September, but there’s one market that its content may run afoul of the law: Australia. Infamous for its heavy-handed censorship programs that have seen many a game refused a “G’day mate” and a legal release, Cyberpunk 2077’s inclusion of sexualised violence and hard drugs may soon see history repeat itself.

At this point I think it’s safe to say that provided you have the hardware on hand, Cyberpunk 2077 is going to look and sound good while keeping you busy for a long time.

According to CD Projekt Red, development on multiplayer is still at least two years away, but the wait will be more than worth it when it does finally make a splash.