Cyberpunk 2077 8MB save corruption glitch is now fixed on PC

CD Projekt RED fixes Cyberpunk 2077's terrible 8MB save corruption glitch, but it won't fix your existing corrupted saves.

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PC gamers don't have to worry about corrupted their Cyberpunk 2077 saves any more.

Cyberpunk 2077 8MB save corruption glitch is now fixed on PC 564

Today CD Projekt RED rolled out Hotfix 1.06 for Cyberpunk 2077 and stamped out one of the game's most annoying glitches: Save game corruption. Before the patch, Cyberpunk 2077 saves on PC would get corrupted if they exceeded 8MB in size. These saves became broken and couldn't be loaded and were essentially dead weight--no matter how much time you had spent, if your save went past 8MB it was unrecoverable.

These corrupted saves became broken and couldn't be loaded and were essentially dead weight--no matter how much time you had spent, if your save went past 8MB it was unrecoverable.

The new update squashes the bug and prevents new or existing saves from being corrupted. Sadly, any saves that were already corrupted before the update are permanently lost and can't be altered. This only works for any saves that weren't affected.

"Removed the 8 MB save file size limit. Note: this won't fix save files corrupted before the update," the patch notes read.

Cyberpunk 2077 has a long way before it's completely bug-free, though. A few pretty heavy glitches still remain, including crazy random ones like this.

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