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This sentence incorrectly credits the game's original score to a single composer.

Official Cyberpunk 2077 materials list three composers for the score:

• CD PROJEKT RED's official "Original Score for piano" page says: "Music in Cyberpunk 2077 and Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty by Marcin Przybyłowicz, P.T. Adamczyk & Paul Leonard-Morgan."
• Apple Music's official album listing for Cyberpunk 2077 - Original Score is likewise credited to Marcin Przybylowicz, P.T. Adamczyk & Paul Leonard-Morgan.

So the claim is too narrow: Marcin Przybyłowicz was one of the composers, but he did not compose the original score by himself.

This misstates how Phantom Liberty changed the game's progression system.

CD PROJEKT RED explicitly said Phantom Liberty did not add a new attribute. In its official REDstreams recap, the studio wrote: "Although we're not adding a new attribute, Phantom Liberty ... will unlock a new skill tree related to the Relic." The same page later describes Dogtown content and the "new Relic skill tree".

So "Relic" is not a sixth attribute; it is a separate skill tree introduced with the expansion.

This date is contradicted by official Cyberpunk lore.

R. Talsorian Games — the publisher of the original Cyberpunk tabletop RPG — published an official Night City timeline stating:

• 1991: Richard Night draws up plans for Coronado City
• 1992: funding is secured
• 1993: construction begins
• 1994: Coronado City is officially incorporated
• 1998: after Richard Night's assassination, Coronado City is renamed Night City

So Night City was founded in the 1990s, not the mid-2040s.