Secret-Endings (2024)

FAQs

Do you need 70% with Johnny for the secret ending? ›

Along with the following Side Jobs, you will also need to have a relationship with Johnny that's at least over 70%. If that's not the case, you can opt to select the following answers during his major Side Job, Chippin' In. You can find the correct dialogue needed for Chippin' In below.

There's a lot of talk that you need to be on really good terms with Johnny to get the secret ending, with a relationship status of at least 70%. If you do want to check your Johnny Silverhand relationship, it's the central box at the top of the pause menu labelled "Synergy".

To unlock the door, players will need to introduce this sequence: up, up, right, left, right, right, right, up, up, up, right, left, left, left. This will lead to the final secret room in the game where players can interact with the socket on the far right to unlock the secret ending to Inside.

If you let Johnny take your body, he'll return to Earth and you'll be able to explore a few last mini-quests with him as V. He will too eventually leave Night City in search of his own fresh start though. It's another good option for those looking for some resolution.

The most common way to get on Johnny's good side and build up your relationship with him in Cyberpunk 2077 is by being friendly and accommodating with him, allowing him to do whatever he wants in dialog throughout your interactions.

70% Johnny relationship isn't necessary. It's all about picking the right dialog options during the Chippin' In quest. Dunno if 70% (or whatever %) relationship with Silverhand is necessary or not, but those dialogue choices in Chippin' In definitely are.

Offer to hear him out, and you can do a solo run on Arasaka with Johnny in control. Since Rogue isn't with you this time, it means she survives. This is Cyberpunk 2077's most challenging level. If you die during this mission, the game ends and the credits roll.

Simply tell Johnny about another way and V throws the pills off the roof and will commit suicide. Johnny Silverhand shows disapproval but also does nothing to interfere, understanding it is V's choice. It is easily the saddest ending, not giving V or Johnny any hope.

No worries, you can still choose any of the endings you've unlocked. Saving him simply means he is around at the end of the game. Whichever ending you choose. It really only affects the ending known as 'the Devil' since he will be the one there to speak to you.

Can you still get Johnny Silverhand's arm? ›

The item can still be added through the use of console commands, but has lost its functionality.

As you make your way through Cyberpunk 2077's Phantom Liberty expansion, you can unlock a secret ending for the base game.

The secret ending in Cyberpunk 2077 could be considered the "best" ending. Without revealing too many spoilers, this ending saves the most lives by having V undertake the final mission alone with Johnny.

In order to unlock the secret ending in Returnal, you have to start over with a fresh run. In doing so, you can begin to collect the six Sunface Fragments. You can find these scattered in random places across Returnal's world, meaning that you may need to die and restart several times to get them all.

The Alternate Ending is a secret ending that can be achieved once all the hidden orbs have been deactivated.

If your relationship with Johnny is over 70%, he'll offer you the secret ending option if you idle for a while when the final choice arrives on the rooftop. Otherwise, you can select the following dialogue options on the Side Job Chippin' In: "The guy who saved my life"

In order to unlock the secret (Don't Fear) The Reaper ending, you must have completed a series of Side Jobs that are centered around Johnny Silverhand BEFORE entering Embers to meet with Hanako. You will need to have completed the following Side Jobs: Tapeworm. Chippin' In.