Cyberpunk 2077 Mod Is The Perfect Cheat Sheet To Easily Discover Every Secret

It can be incredibly daunting to unearth every secret in , so it's good to know that one talented modder is offering a hand to anyone who wants to give it a go. Despite being nearly four years old, CD Projekt Red's beloved RPG is constantly the subject of new discoveries as the community is always unearthing new information that's managed to pass by players unnoticed. Since it's widely believed that every «Hidden Gem» has been discovered, actually tracking them down is now a little easier even if the process is overwhelming.

Over on Nexus Mods, creator MadCatMkII shared their «Hidden Gems Map» mod which, as the name suggests, treats Hidden Gems as a trackable objective. Players can track the secrets and Easter eggs scattered around Night City as though they were standard quests: The icon on the map will indicate where to uncover the find, which can then be followed with a custom map marker. The mod is also flexible in what it highlights as players can tweak it to display secrets, Easter eggs, Hidden Gems, unique items, curious events, or all of the above.

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The Hidden Gems Map mod was developed with and the expansion but the creator does note that some DLC items may not display correctly. If this is the case, they're open to players submitting anything that should be added to a database that can be found on the mod's Nexus page, ensuring that everything is eventually accounted for. It's a fantastic project, one that will likely be a major boon for players who can't spend hundreds of hours wandering around the city or simply want to locate a specific secret.

For clarity, Hidden Gems can represent anything from loot to fun references to other media franchises. For example, the reference in the desert outside Night City is considered a Hidden Gem since it's not marked on the map as an objective but it's clearly still a