The modding scene for Cyberpunk 2077 just got a massive boost with the release of Open//77, a new multiplayer project that transforms Night City into a Grand Theft Auto-style playground. This alpha version allows servers housing over 100 players to engage in various roleplay activities, from racing and contract jobs to robbing Arasaka or even taking on world bosses. To join the action, gamers need to own both Cyberpunk 2077 and its Phantom Liberty expansion. Open//77 offers a fresh take on Night City with different roles, tasks, and third-person play options. The Light RP server, an official Open77 offering, is set to go live tonight at 22:00 UTC. Vehicle customization and private rooms are also part of the experience. However, the use of AI in development has sparked debate within the modding community. Nexus Mods recently implemented mandatory disclosure for mods with AI-assisted code, allowing users to filter them out. Some players might encounter compatibility issues with their heavily modded setups, but Open//77 does support mods. Despite the controversy, the demand for such projects is high, as Cyberpunk 2077's official multiplayer mode was scrapped following the game's rocky launch. CD Projekt Red is currently working on a sequel, so fans will have to wait and see if they can pull off a seamless multiplayer experience in the future. Rhiannon, a freelance journalist passionate about RPGs, has been covering the gaming industry since 2019. You can follow her updates on Bluesky at @rhithewitch.