Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty Endings Guide

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See the outcomes in both the Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty story and the main campaign.

By Jason Rodriguez on

There are a couple of endings in Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty. The missions themselves can branch out depending on your actions, though one does lead to a satisfying conclusion to V's story. Our Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty endings guide discusses the important decisions that you need to make, as well as the finale that leads to another arc for the main campaign. Naturally, it goes without saying that this article contains major spoilers.

The Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty endings are tied to the mission structure. As such, we outline the steps that led us to certain key moments. We also advise you to keep backup saves in case you want to make a different decision the next time around.

You'll need to make an important decision near the end of the Firestarter mission. This will influence the type of finale arc that you'll get, including the closing missions, as well as certain iconic weapon rewards. You're given these two choices:

If you help Songbird escape in Firestarter, you'll get a finale mission called The Killing Moon. The goal is to clear a spaceport so she can board a shuttle that takes her to a lunar facility. However, upon riding the train car, you'll realize that Songbird might have been lying, and she was just using V to find a cure for herself.

Several options become available at this point, as well as in succeeding instances:

To get this Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty ending, you must pick up Songbird and carry her to the shuttle. Suddenly, Reed appears and a standoff ensues:

Once you lay Songbird down on the platform, you'll continue talking to Reed:

With Reed dead, you can pick up Songbird again