Cyberpunk 2077 free multiplayer with custom servers and vehicle combat in the works

CyberMP, a fan-made mod developed by the titular team, is tackling a massive challenge in attempting to bring a fully functional multiplayer mode to CD Projekt Red's Cyberpunk 2077. As of now the project is not intended to function as a traditional co-op campaign. CyberMP currently focuses on free-roam gameplay rather than synchronized story progression, meaning quests and missions cannot be completed cooperatively. Instead, the platform is designed around sandbox gameplay, roleplaying servers and community-created experiences a'la GTA Online. 

A robust multiplayer-focused architecture

One of the most significant additions is a dedicated anti-cheat system. Since Cyberpunk 2077 was never built around multiplayer functionality, the base game lacks protections against trainers and gameplay-altering modifications. The CyberMP team says anti-cheat measures are being integrated directly into the platform, although implementation details remain undisclosed ahead of future testing phases.

The developers have also rebuilt their free-roam server infrastructure from scratch. The new architecture is intended to improve stability while making it easier for other modders to create custom content. In the future, the free-roam server package is expected to become open source, allowing users to host their own servers or use the framework as a starting point for entirely new multiplayer game modes. Footage of the team's latest playtest showcases impressive, well-synchronized multiplayer racing and combat already.