Minecraft YouTuber Elysium Fire Makes Huge Metropolis In Cyberpunk 2077 World

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Minecraft YouTuber Elysium Fire Makes Huge Metropolis In Cyberpunk 2077 World

Minecraft YouTuber Elysium Fire Makes Huge Metropolis In Cyberpunk 2077 World

CD Projekt Red’s Cyberpunk 2077 is many months away from launch, but Minecraft players who want to experiment with the neon-fueled dystopias will soon be capable to visit their own version of the Night City. Minecraft YouTuber Elysium Fire released a trailer for their tribute to Cyberpunk 2077’s world. 

In no way is it an exact copy of the city, but instead it is its own wild urban creation. “Discover this city that was built on the forgotten remains of the 21th century, with its megastructures splitting the skies, built chaotically one on top of the other,” writes Elysium in the video’s description. 

The city has its own waste center, area for wind farms and a huge port for importing shipments of natural resources that the square residents need. In the trailer, you can also see each structure and every building built one block at a time. 

A project like this must have taken a long time but as you can see the final product is mesmerizing. 

Elysium released the map ready to be downloaded by fans on Christmas Day.

 

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