Cyberpunk 2077 - The Complete Full-Completion Guide

Every side job, gig, NCPD Scanner Hustle and Cyberpsycho Sighting named and placed. Every trophy, including the Platinum, every romance, every ending. Written for the post-Update 2.0 build of Cyberpunk 2077 on PS5/Xbox Series X|S/PC, with the Phantom Liberty expansion covered in full as its own section.

1. What "100%" Means in Cyberpunk 2077

Night City doesn't hand you a route. Uncharted and BioShock put every collectible on a corridor you walk once; Cyberpunk 2077 (CD Projekt Red, 2020; overhauled by the free Update 2.0 in September 2023) hands you a map, a main story that can be finished in an afternoon, and a hundred-plus reasons not to. This guide treats the two halves differently on purpose: the main path is walked chapter by chapter like any other guide on this site, and everything else — side jobs, gigs, NCPD hustles, Cyberpsychos — is a checklist organized by district, because that's how you'll actually use it in an open world.

Target version: Update 2.0 (shipped September 21, 2023) reworked attributes, perks, cyberware, vehicle combat and the police system game-wide. This guide assumes that build, current-gen (PS5/Xbox Series X|S/PC) — PS4 and Xbox One were frozen at an earlier patch and never received it.

Finishing to 100% means clearing five separate ledgers, none of which overlap much:

• The main path: 40 named main jobs from the Prologue to one of six endings. Which lifepath you pick (Nomad/Street Kid/Corpo) changes the opening job only.
• 98 Gigs (89 base game + 9 in Phantom Liberty's Dogtown): fixer-given jobs, tracked per district. Seven of the eight base-game trophies for district completion require every Gig and every NCPD Hustle in that district.
• 44 NCPD Scanner Hustles (27 Reported Crimes + 17 Suspected Organized Crime Activity), same per-district trophies as above.
• 17 Cyberpsycho Sightings, one flat trophy (I Am the Law) for all of them.
• ~94 Side Jobs (base game): the named, recurring-character questlines — Judy's, Panam's, River's, Kerry's, Johnny's, and standalone stories. Four of these are how you romance someone.

Tip. Nothing on this list is missable in the way a BioShock diary is — Night City stays open after the credits roll via a post-game continue, so almost everything here can be cleaned up later. The exceptions are romance lockouts (§10) and anything gated behind a main-job choice; decide your romance and NPC-relationship policy before you need to.

Spoiler policy

Main job summaries below are a line each, not a retelling — you'll always know what to do next, and the game's two biggest turns (what the Relic actually is, and what the rooftop conversation in Nocturne Op55N1 actually decides) stay yours to watch.

2. How to Use This Guide

This guide doesn't use inline collectible badges the way the site's other guides do, because Cyberpunk doesn't have a fixed route to badge-tag things onto. Instead:

• The main path (§7-§11) is a numbered walkthrough, one line per job, grouped by Act, with branch points and ending triggers called out explicitly.
• Side content (§12-§15) is a checklist: full tables of every Side Job, Gig, NCPD Hustle and Cyberpsycho Sighting, organized by district (Watson, Westbrook, City Center, Heywood, Pacifica, Santo Domingo, Badlands). Do them whenever you're in the area — nothing here depends on main-path order except where a table says so.
• Romance and Endings (§16-§17) are their own sections, since both depend on choices spread across many side jobs rather than one location.

3. The Road to 100%

flowchart TD
    A["Play the main path at a relaxed pace<br/>Don't rush Nocturne Op55N1 - it's the point of no return"] --> B["Clear side content by district as you pass through<br/>Gigs + NCPD Hustles feed 7 district trophies"]
    B --> C["Run the 4 romance-relevant side-job lines<br/>Judy, Panam, River, Kerry - pick who you want, or all 4 across saves"]
    C --> D["Finish Panam's and/or Rogue's questlines<br/>before Nocturne Op55N1, if you want their rooftop options"]
    D --> E["Nocturne Op55N1 - SAVE HERE FIRST<br/>Pick an ending; reload the save for each other ending you want"]
    E --> F(["PLATINUM: Never Fade Away"])
    F --> G["Phantom Liberty, if owned<br/>Unlocks after the main job Transmission"]

Side content and romance run in parallel with the main path; only the final rooftop mission is a hard gate, and it's the one point you cannot undo without a prior save.

Why this order?

1. Side content has no expiry. Gigs, NCPD Hustles and Cyberpsycho Sightings stay available before and after the credits, so there's no penalty for doing them at your own pace district by district as the main path takes you through each one.
2. Romance lines are the one thing with real lockouts. Each of the four (§16) has a specific quest where a wrong choice or a missed time window ends it permanently for that save. Read the lockout notes before you start one.
3. Panam's and Rogue's questlines gate two of the six endings. If you want the option to call either of them in the final mission, finish "Queen of the Highway" (Panam) and/or "Blistering Love" (Rogue, itself gated behind Johnny's "Chippin' In") before starting Nocturne Op55N1.
4. Save before Nocturne Op55N1, every time. It's the game's only true point of no return — once it starts, the open world and all remaining side content lock out. One manual save there lets you reload and see every other ending without replaying the whole game.
5. Phantom Liberty last, or whenever you like. It unlocks mid-story (after the main job "Transmission") and can be finished entirely before returning to the base game's own ending — see §18.

Where the game takes you

timeline
    title Night City, one job at a time
    section Prologue - one lifepath, then Jackie Welles
        The Nomad or Street Kid or Corpo-Rat : Whichever V you built
        Practice Makes Perfect and The Rescue : Partnering with Jackie
    section Act 1 - the heist that goes wrong
        The Ripperdoc through The Pickup : Building toward the big score
        The Heist : Konpeki Plaza - Jackie doesn't make it out
    section Act 2 - Johnny, and building allies
        Playing for Time through Never Fade Away : Surviving with Johnny in your head
        Ghost Town through Life During Wartime : The Aldecaldos and the Badlands
        Down on the Street through Tapeworm : Takemura, Hanako, and Mikoshi
    section Act 3 - the choice
        Nocturne Op55N1 : Hanako, Panam, Rogue, or a fifth silent option
        Six possible endings : The Devil, Star, Sun, Temperance, Reaper, or walking away

Three acts and a rooftop. Everything named in Act 2 after "Ghost Town" is optional in the sense that skipping a questline just removes an ending option later, not a game-over.

4. Mechanics Worth Knowing Before You Start

Post-2.0, all of this is different from how the game launched in 2020 — if you're returning after years away, don't trust your old muscle memory:

• Attributes and Perks are separate currencies. Five attributes (Body, Reflexes, Technical Ability, Intelligence, Cool), each capped at 20, each with one perk tree (down from 2-3 trees each pre-2.0). Perk tiers within a tree unlock at 4/9/15/20 points invested — not by character level. You get one free full respec the first time you load a save under 2.0.
• Cyberware carries most of your build's power now; clothing is cosmetic only, via a transmog system. Cyberware uses a Tier system (T1-T5, with + sub-grades) and a Capacity budget — the Edgerunner perk (Technical Ability 20) lets you exceed the safe capacity at the cost of permanent max-health loss.
• Vehicle combat is new to 2.0: fire from cars/bikes, ram enemies, and quickhack a targeted vehicle to crash it. Most mounted-weapon vehicles are Phantom Liberty-exclusive.
• Police now use a 5-star Heat meter, not a binary wanted state. High Heat brings armored units and a Max-Tac miniboss encounter; they no longer accept bribes or surrender once engaged.
• Breach Protocol no longer touches combat. It's used only on physical Access Points now, purely for loot. Quickhacks are used directly in real-time combat via RAM, which regenerates passively.
• Relic malfunctions (coughing blood, Johnny's hologram) are now scripted story beats, not a random gameplay interruption — if you remember them firing randomly pre-2.0, that's gone.

Warning. Two of the base game's Silver trophies are permanently missable per playthrough by design, not by accident: Breathtaking (collect every item that once belonged to Johnny Silverhand — tied to specific side jobs) and the four ending trophies (The Devil / The Star / The Sun / Temperance) are mutually exclusive with each other and with the secret (Don't Fear) The Reaper ending — see §17. Save before Nocturne Op55N1 if you want more than one.

5. The Master Checklist

Side-content totals by district. Base game only; Phantom Liberty's Dogtown keeps its own separate ledger (§18).

Plus ~94 Side Jobs (base game, not district-locked the same way) and ~18 Side Jobs in Phantom Liberty.

6. The Trophy List - All 45 (Base Game)

Phantom Liberty's own 13 trophies are covered in §19; the Collection's combined total across both is 58.

Platinum & Gold

Silver

Bronze

7. Prologue - One Lifepath, Then Jackie

1. The Nomad / The Streetkid / The Corpo-Rat. Mutually exclusive — only the job matching your chosen lifepath plays. All three end the same way: V, broke, looking for work in Night City.
2. Practice Makes Perfect. V partners with Jackie Welles for a first real job together.
3. The Rescue. V and Jackie extract a target; the prologue closes on a six-month time skip.

8. Act 1 - The Heist

1. The Ripperdoc. Six months later, V checks in with Viktor while lining up bigger work with Jackie.
2. The Ride. A job for fixer Dexter DeShawn over a valuable stolen vehicle builds the reputation for what's coming.
3. The Information. V meets Evelyn Parker and Dexter DeShawn to learn the details of a job to steal a priceless Arasaka biochip. (Order-flexible with The Pickup.)
4. The Pickup. V and Jackie retrieve a military cyberware component from the Maelstrom gang — playable peacefully or violently, which affects later Maelstrom interactions.
5. The Heist. Konpeki Plaza. The Relic biochip is stolen from Yorinobu Arasaka; the job goes catastrophically wrong, Jackie is fatally wounded, and V is implanted with the digitized engram of Johnny Silverhand. Act 1 ends here.
6. Love Like Fire. A short flashback interlude playable as Johnny during the 2023 Arasaka Tower attack, explaining his history before returning control to V.

9. Act 2 - Surviving With Johnny

1. Playing for Time. V wakes up dumped in a landfill with Johnny's engram overwriting their mind, and has to find a way to survive the Relic's damage.
2. Automatic Love. Investigating Evelyn's disappearance leads to the Clouds pleasure palace, doll Judy Alvarez, and the Maelstrom-affiliated Woodman.
3. The Space in Between. V and Judy dig into what happened to Evelyn and her connection to the Voodoo Boys.
4. Disasterpiece. A disturbing braindance traces Evelyn's ordeal.
5. Double Life. V finds Evelyn — the reunion ends in tragedy, closing the Clouds thread.
6. M'ap Tann Pelen. Seeking a way to separate Johnny's engram, V makes contact with the Voodoo Boys through leader Placide.
7. I Walk the Line. V proves useful to the Voodoo Boys, working with netrunner Brigitte for Net access.
8. Transmission. V dives into the Net for the engram of AI researcher Alt Cunningham; the Voodoo Boys' true motives surface. (Completing this unlocks Phantom Liberty — see §18.)
9. Never Fade Away. V and Johnny reconnect with figures from his past and hold a memorial for Jackie.
10. Ghost Town. V travels into the Badlands with Panam Palmer to help the Aldecaldos against a Kang Tao operation.
11. Lightning Breaks. The Aldecaldos' camp comes under attack.
12. Life During Wartime. V and the Aldecaldos rescue nomad leader Saul amid a Kang Tao/Militech firefight.
13. Down on the Street. Arasaka bodyguard Goro Takemura re-establishes contact, pulling V back into the Arasaka succession plot.
14. Gimme Danger. V and Takemura prepare a secret meeting with Hanako Arasaka.
15. Play It Safe. V meets Hanako at Embers to negotiate removing Yorinobu. (How this is handled affects Takemura's survival and later epilogue options.)
16. Search and Destroy. V and Takemura ambush an Arasaka convoy to extract Anders Hellman, the Relic's engineer. (Takemura's survival here matters later — see The Devil ending, §17.)
17. Tapeworm. Interrogating Hellman reveals that reaching Arasaka's secure server, Mikoshi, may be V's only chance at survival. Completing this starts Act 3.

10. Act 3 - The Choice

1. Nocturne Op55N1. ⚑ THE POINT OF NO RETURN. On a rooftop, V and Johnny debate who to call for the final assault: Hanako/Arasaka, Panam/the Aldecaldos, or Rogue — or wait silently for a hidden fifth option. Save here first. Side content and open-world access end once this mission begins.
2. One of three closing-mission chains, depending on the call made: Last Caress/Totalimmortal (Arasaka), For Whom the Bell Tolls/Knockin' on Heaven's Door (Rogue/Johnny), or We Gotta Live Together/Forward to Death/Belly of the Beast (Panam) — each its own path into cyberspace and one of the game's endings.

See §17 for the full ending breakdown and how to see more than one.

11. Narrative Beats, In Brief

V partners with fixer-in-training Jackie Welles for a job that turns into the theft of a lifetime — and Jackie doesn't survive it. What V wakes up carrying instead is the digitized engram of dead rockerboy Johnny Silverhand, intruding on their thoughts and occasionally taking the wheel outright. Racing to find any way to survive, V builds a patchwork of allies: the reclusive netrunner cult the Voodoo Boys for access to the deep Net, nomad Panam Palmer and her clan the Aldecaldos in the Badlands, and a fragile back-channel into Arasaka itself through defector-bodyguard Goro Takemura. Those threads converge on a rooftop, where V has to decide who to trust with what's left of their life — a choice the game never flags as having a single right answer.

12. Side Jobs (Base Game — ~94)

Grouped roughly by the character or district they revolve around. "Romance" marks the four questlines that lead somewhere — see §16 for requirements before starting one.

Count note: external guides range from ~80 (grouped, per Game8) to ~94+ (split by sub-quest, as above) depending on whether multi-part lines like Epistrophy and Beat on the Brat count as one entry or several. This table uses the finer split for completeness.

13. Gigs by District (Base Game — 89)

Watson (29)

Westbrook (9)

City Center (8)

Heywood (13)

Santo Domingo (15)

Pacifica (3)

Badlands (12)

14. NCPD Scanner Hustles by District (Base Game — 44)

27 Reported Crimes (RC) + 17 Suspected Organized Crime Activity (SOCA).

City Center's single entry is lore-consistent (no resident gang holds corp-controlled turf) but flagged by research as possibly incomplete rather than confirmed-zero — worth a second look if it's your last district for City Lights.

15. Cyberpsycho Sightings (17)

Given by Regina Jones. All 17 feed the single Bronze trophy I Am the Law.

16. Romance Requirements

Eligibility runs on two character-creation sliders — body type and voice type — not lifepath, not genital customization. No patch has changed these checks; mods that remove the restriction are unofficial.

A default masculine V (masc body + masc voice) can pursue Panam and Kerry in the same playthrough; a default feminine V can pursue River and Judy.

17. Endings

All six outcomes branch from the single rooftop conversation in Nocturne Op55N1. Save before starting it — nothing here can be undone afterward on the same save.

If Phantom Liberty is owned and finished with Songbird surviving into FIA custody, a seventh option — "call Reed" — appears on the rooftop, leading to a new ending, The Tower. See §18.

18. Phantom Liberty

Unlocks after completing the base-game main job "Transmission." Its own story can be finished entirely, including the fastest ending, before you ever return to the base game's own point of no return — do it whenever you like once it's available.

Main path

The first nine jobs are shared; job 10, Firestarter, is the one branch point that decides everything after it.

flowchart TD
    START["Dog Eat Dog through<br/>I've Seen That Face Before<br/>(9 shared jobs)"] --> FS["Firestarter<br/>BRANCH POINT"]
    FS -->|Side with Reed| REED["Black Steel in the Hour of Chaos<br/>-> Somewhat Damaged"]
    FS -->|Side with Songbird| SB["The Killing Moon<br/>(Run This Town, a side job, unlocks here)"]
    REED -->|Mercy-kill Songbird| KCUPS(["King of Cups - story ends"])
    REED -->|Hand her over alive| KPENT["King of Pentacles"]
    KPENT --> LIS["Leave in Silence -> Four Score and Seven"]
    SB -->|Kill Reed| KWANDS(["King of Wands - story ends"])
    SB -->|Surrender Songbird to Reed| KSWORDS["King of Swords"]
    KSWORDS --> TPH["Through Pain to Heaven"]
    LIS --> WWLF["Who Wants to Live Forever"]
    TPH --> WWLF
    WWLF --> TDC["Things Done Changed"]
    TDC --> TOWER(["Unlocks The Tower ending<br/>back in the base game"])

Two branches at Firestarter, each with its own sub-choice. King of Wands and King of Cups end the DLC's story immediately; King of Swords and King of Pentacles continue into an epilogue that eventually unlocks a new base-game ending. Don't publish a bare job count for this DLC — "18 unique named main jobs" is accurate only with this branch structure attached; no single playthrough sees more than about 13-15 of them.

1. Dog Eat Dog — Songbird's call draws V into Dogtown to investigate a downed aircraft.
2. Hole in the Sky — V extracts the crash's sole survivor: President Rosalind Myers.
3. Spider and the Fly — Getting Myers out of Kurt Hansen's territory alive.
4. Lucretia My Reflection — V meets handler Solomon Reed.
5. The Damned — Investigating Dogtown's factions while searching for the silent Songbird.
6. Get It Together — Running errands for fixer Mr. Hands to build local pull.
7. You Know My Name — Infiltrating a Black Sapphire party; a brief, tense reunion with Songbird.
8. Birds with Broken Wings — Songbird confesses she tipped off Hansen, and proposes running instead of trusting Reed.
9. I've Seen That Face Before — Stealing netrunner identities to trace who orchestrated the crash.
10. Firestarter. ⚑ Choose to side with Songbird or Reed. Save first — this determines nearly everything after it.
11. Black Steel in the Hour of Chaos (Reed path) — Ambushing a NUSA convoy after Songbird's capture.
12. Somewhat Damaged (Reed path) — Confronting Songbird at a Militech facility. Mercy-kill → King of Cups; hand her over alive → King of Pentacles, continuing on.
13. The Killing Moon (Songbird path) — Helping Songbird escape via a spaceport heist. Kill Reed → King of Wands; surrender Songbird → King of Swords, continuing on. Run This Town (a Side Job, not a main job — see below) unlocks around here.
14. Leave in Silence (King of Pentacles continuation) — Reed drives V and a surviving Songbird to hand her to Myers.
15. Four Score and Seven (King of Pentacles continuation) — Reed and V settle accounts one last time.
16. Through Pain to Heaven (King of Swords continuation) — The parallel step on the Songbird-path side of the epilogue.
17. Who Wants to Live Forever (shared epilogue) — A cure for the Relic is on the table through Reed; a point-of-no-return choice.
18. Things Done Changed (shared epilogue finale) — V wakes from a coma years later, the Relic gone, reconnecting with old friends.

Side Jobs (~18)

Gigs — Dogtown (9)

Trophies (13, all Bronze — no separate Platinum)

Mechanics unique to Phantom Liberty

• The Relic tree: a fifth progression track, DLC-exclusive. Three branches (Jailbreak, Emergency Cloaking, Vulnerability Analytics), each gated behind 3 Relic Points; up to 15 points obtainable (3 auto-granted early, more from "Birds with Broken Wings," 9 from unmarked Militech Data Terminals around Dogtown). All 9 terminals plus every perk = Relic Ruler.
• Dogtown is controlled by Barghest, an ex-NUSA militia under Kurt Hansen — not NCPD jurisdiction. Airdrops (rotating supply containers, opened via Breach Protocol) and El Capitan's Vehicle Contracts gig line are the district's own loot systems.
• The Militech Chimera, a hexapedal superboss fought in Dogtown's tunnels during "Spider and the Fly," is the target of Arachnophobia — destroy its weak points, survive its repair-drone waves, then its full attack rotation.
• ~33 new iconic weapons and several new cyberware pieces (notably the Militech Canto Mk.6, the only source of the Blackwall Gateway quickhack).

19. Appendix - Quick Reference

• Base game totals: 45 trophies · 94 Side Jobs · 89 Gigs · 44 NCPD Hustles · 17 Cyberpsychos · 40 main jobs · 6 endings.
• Phantom Liberty totals: 13 trophies · ~18 Side Jobs · 9 Gigs · 18 unique main jobs across all branches (13-15 seen per playthrough) · 4 DLC endings + 1 base-game crossover ending (The Tower).
• Combined: 58 trophies across both.

20. Accuracy & Sources

This guide was researched fresh across the BioShock Wiki's counterparts for Cyberpunk — the Cyberpunk Wiki (Fandom), Fextralife's Cyberpunk 2077 wiki, PowerPyx, Game8, TrueTrophies and GamerGuides (all consulted August 2026) — with independent spot-checks on every major total. The Gigs count (89) was corrected mid-research: an initial per-district pass undercounted to 72-76, caught by cross-referencing Fextralife's self-consistent district breakdown, and a targeted second pass closed every district to its exact confirmed total. The Phantom Liberty main-job "17 vs 19" discrepancy was traced to its root cause: PowerPyx's own page counts 19 items, but one of them ("Run This Town") is a Side Job, not a main job, and the list itself unions both mutually-exclusive Firestarter branches rather than presenting a single playthrough's path — hence this guide's branch-tree presentation in §18 rather than a bare number.

Where a number is still genuinely disputed across sources — the exact Side Jobs total (ranges roughly 80-94+ depending on how multi-part questlines are split), Gear's exact piece count, and 2.0's precise difficulty-scaling percentages — this guide says so rather than asserting a false precision. Your own journal and trophy list remain the final word on your save.

Cyberpunk 2077 and Phantom Liberty © CD Projekt S.A. Developed by CD Projekt Red. This is an unofficial fan-made guide.