If You Think Elevators in Cyberpunk 2077 Are Loading Screens, You Are Wrong

"This engine is a miracle. I will not accept slander," the game's cinematic director says.

Cyberpunk 2077 is known for its huge, fascinating world, and some players might believe that it is loading while you're riding an elevator. Igor Sarzynski, the game's cinematic director, will not tolerate such blasphemous thoughts.

"No, elevators in Cyberpunk are not 'cleverly concealed loading screens'. You really think you can traverse whole city and enter a huge complex interior with no loading screens but we need to do elevator tricks to load a penthouse?" he said.

Elevators are in the game "because it makes sense," Sarzynski added. "We could make it transparent if we wanted. This engine is a miracle. I will not accept slander."

The engine in question is CDPR's REDengine, which has also played its part in The Witcher series. However, the Cyberpunk 2077 sequel will be powered by Unreal Engine 5, and I wonder how it will handle loading screens.

For now, we can only wait for the sequel with its "most realistic and reactive crowd system" and multiplayer.

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