That’s according to Google’s awkward auto-translate from the original Portuguese, obviously, but I think it’s so much more intriguing than the comparatively drab “includes banging and dead guys”, isn’t it?
First uploaded on Reddit, the Brazilian Ministério da Justiça source link has since been scrubbed – but Cyberpunk 2077 mission designer Paweł Sasko reposted the same text on Twitter, so it’s probably legit.
You surprised? 😏
We don’t fuck around. https://t.co/JVh851BaOI
— Paweł Sasko (@PaweSasko) April 25, 2020
This isn’t exactly unexpected either, as developer CD Projekt Red has repeatedly emphasised that the game is a “mature experience intended for mature audiences”, and that sort of inherently implies sexual pleasurements and exposure to death corpses. What isn’t confirmed for now, however, is to what extent Cyberpunk 2077 will be censored in some countries as a result. Germany and Australia, for example, can be super restrictive about things like drug use and graphic violence. South Africa’s Film and Publications Board is more relaxed about this kind of content, although the organisation did ban the controversial game Rape Day in 2019. So did Steam, though, so the FPB’s decision was more like an obligatory us-too at the time.