Cyberpunk 2077 Has Over 50 Mods on PS5, Including New Quests, Improved Romance, Cut Content, and More
Cyberpunk 2077’s Patch 2.5 has brought user-created mods to PS5, giving players 52 options at launch. Mods are easy to install from the main menu, but adding one to a save disables Trophies; a new icon marks modded saves.
The current selection includes quests made with existing game content, changes to romance interactions, quality-of-life adjustments and cosmetic options. Some mods add romance interactions with characters such as Alex and Rita Wheeler, while others extend car-mission timers or speed up checkpoint sequences. The article says the launch selection is modest, though it may offer small changes for returning players.
In short
- Patch 2.5 adds 52 mods to Cyberpunk 2077 on PS5.
- Mods disable Trophies on saves where they are used.
- Options include quests, romance tweaks, fixes and cosmetics.
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The case for
Bringing user-created mods to PS5 gives players more ways to tailor Cyberpunk 2077, revisit familiar content and try new quests or romance interactions. The simple installation process lowers the barrier to experimentation, while clearly marking modded saves helps players understand when they have changed their game.
The case against
Mods can alter the experience developers designed and may create expectations that user-made content will be supported or polished like official additions. Disabling Trophies on modded saves is a meaningful trade-off for players who value achievements, and a launch selection of 52 options may offer limited variety despite the attention it attracts.
Explained simply
Cyberpunk 2077 is a role-playing game set in Night City, a futuristic city where players follow mercenary V through jobs, relationships and conflicts. Players can make choices that shape parts of the story and customise how they play.
Mods are changes made by players or other creators to a game, such as adding missions or altering characters and features. On PlayStation 5, the available mods can be chosen from the game’s menu, but using one on a save disables Trophies for that save.
The new options build on the game’s existing world and characters, giving players ways to adjust or revisit parts of the experience. Their range matters to players deciding whether to try user-made changes, especially if they also want to earn Trophies.
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