Cyberpunk 2077 Fan Co-op Mod Sets October 19 Public Beta
A fan-made cooperative mod for Cyberpunk 2077, titled Cyberpunk 2077 COOP MOD, is set to enter public beta on October 19. The community project lets multiple players tackle the game’s missions together while sharing progress, offering an experience separate from the single-player original. According to the mod’s description, the project is an independent effort and is not affiliated with CD Projekt Red (CDPR), the studio behind the game. Details about the beta were shared ahead of its launch, outlining how sessions, saves, and the in-game economy will function.
In co-op sessions, the host player controls mission flow and dialogue choices, according to the mod’s description. Teammates view cutscenes from a first-person perspective, and dialogue checks take the entire team’s attributes into account rather than a single character’s stats. Each participant keeps an independent save file, and completing a mission contributes to the whole group’s progress. After going offline, players can continue their personal story separately. This setup adapts the base game’s narrative-driven design for group play without altering its core decision-making systems.
The mod separates the economy on a per-player basis. Loot is picked up individually, while mission rewards are granted to every member of the team. Items and currency can be exchanged between players, giving groups flexibility in how they distribute resources. This design keeps each player’s inventory and finances independent while still encouraging cooperation during missions. The description did not specify finer balance or tuning details for these systems.
Beyond missions, the mod bundles several quality-of-life tools, including anti-stuck teleport, shared vehicle rides, NPC synchronization, and downed-player rescue. Players can also create a lobby directly from the main menu and invite friends. The project arrives after CDPR previously cancelled official multiplayer support for Cyberpunk 2077. Because the mod is community-made, its online stability and mission performance still need to be verified after the public beta begins. For fans hoping to roam Night City with friends, this unofficial option is certainly one to watch.
