10 Open-World Video Games You Can Break By Exploring

Upon Cyberpunk 2077's launch, it was easy to stumble upon one of its many, many infamous bugs. By going anywhere, talking to anyone, or doing pretty much anything, the player was sure to see NPCs freeze, fall through the floor, or transform into Eldritch monsters that would make Stephen King quake in his boots.

Since CD Projekt Red has patched the sci-fi role-player to death, many issues have been resolved, including the deeply amusing Invisible Katana bug. To perform this manoeuvre, the player must put away their katana just as they press the menu button.

After changing to another melee weapon, V will be holding an invisible katana when the gameplay is unpaused. By mashing the attack button, V can hover indefinitely, allowing them to sail through the sky or land on almost any skyscraper. From there, V may go wherever they want, often with disastrous but hilarious results.

Even though gamers were relieved the developers remedied Cyberpunk's avalanche of technical problems, this is one many people wished was left in. I mean, who doesn't want to wiggle an invisible sword around to soar through Night City like Superman?