Cyberpunk 2077 beta invites have been making the rounds lately, but they're all completely bogus.<\/p>\n
CD Projekt Red addressed the fraudulent beta invites on Twitter. \"If you recently received an email claiming to be granting you beta access to Cyberpunk 2077, it's not from us,\" a tweet reads. \"Unfortunately, there have been more of these being sent out over the past few weeks If you are being contacted by a third party claiming to be working with us (an ad agency for example), you can assume it's not genuine.\" In a separate reply, the studio reaffirmed that it isn't even planning a Cyberpunk 2077 beta to begin with.<\/p>\n
After the most recent Cyberpunk 2077 delay, players are hungrier than ever for a chance to see or dare we dream play a bit more of the game, so it's no surprise that now's the time shady third parties decided to send out a wave of fake beta invites.<\/p>\n
Relatedly, it's still possible that we'll see a beta for the Cyberpunk 2077 multiplayer component, but that isn't going to be out for a few years at least, so you won't hear anything about it for a while. As CD Projekt Red advised, anything you may receive about an upcoming beta is total nonsense, and any Cyberpunk 2077 invites or offers should be double-checked for an @cdprojektred.com email address.<\/p>\n
Phishers may also jump on next-gen upgrade options in the future, so remember that Cyberpunk 2077 will be a free upgrade for both PS5 and Xbox Series X.<\/p>\n
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