CYBERPUNK 2077-Actress Shruti Haasan is ecstatic about the Cyberpunk 2077 Collector's Edition.

 

Shruti Haasan, who plays Shruti in Cyberpunk 2077, is ecstatic about the film. She recently shared an Instagram Reel in which she unboxes a Cyberpunk 2077 Collector's Edition that was sent to her by the game's Polish producer, CD Projekt. It's a big box with a lot of sleeves, and it comes with the game as well as some pretty cool memorabilia. “It's here!” Haasan captioned the picture. Straight from the city's nightlife! At long last! It's time to take this beauty out of the box.” In India, the Cyberpunk 2077 Collector's Edition for PS4 costs Rs. 24,999.

Haasan is seen in the Instagram Reels removing the yellow storage container from the box with a handle, as if taking it out of a server space. The box is enormous.

The jacket-like sleeve that CD Projekt chose to apply to the actual box makes it appear even bigger and wider. After cutting a couple of sleeves, Haasan eventually reveals the game inside a smaller set.

In December 2020, CD Projekt released Cyberpunk 2077, a futuristic role-playing game starring Keanu Reeves. It quickly went from being one of the most awaited to one of the most panned games of 2020, receiving harsh criticism for its numerous bugs and glitches, which plagued the console versions in particular. CD Projekt, according to analysts, needed to present a realistic plan to address those issues in order to recover the confidence of gamers and investors.

Not only that, but the game, which was marketed as a "open-world, action-adventure tale set in... a megalopolis obsessed with strength, glamour, and body modification," had been delayed at least three times before finally releasing. After reports of bugs, Sony took it down from the PlayStation Store within a week. CD Projekt's joint-CEO, Adam Kicinski, recently stated that the company has no plans to put the game on hold and was committed to fixing bugs in order to make the game a long-term success.

Issues with Cyberpsycho Sighting missions such as Discount Doc and Bloody Ritual have been resolved in terms of search and open-world fixes. During the Down on the Street quest, Takemura, the in-game character, will not get trapped in Japantown Docks. After Hotfix 1.21, Hollocalls with Mitch should no longer be stuck. Crashes that occurred during the Hippocratic Oath performance have been discussed. Several updates have been pushed to the game for the "Big in Japan" mission, as well as a slew of quest-related fixes.

NCPD officers can no longer spawn behind the player if they commit a crime on a rooftop in terms of gameplay and other fixes. Clipping problems with NPCs have also been discussed.

The UI for scanning has been simplified. With Hotfix 1.21 for Cyberpunk 2077, memory protection has also been improved.

Despite the game's troubled launch due to recorded bugs, glitches, and other problems, sales figures are staggering, in line with the level of anticipation it created prior to its release. By the end of 2020, the game had sold 13.7 million copies, making it the company's most successful game ever.