Cyberpunk 2077 Apparently Features a Subtle Nod to “The Office”

After the massive hype and a short-lived disappointment of delaying the title, Cyberpunk 2077 is finally here. The game is already a major hit, as we expected it to be. CD Projekt RED’s title has also had the biggest single-player launch in Steam history.

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The sheer detailing of the vast open-world has left players baffled, and the glitches in the game do not seem to have put a dent in the game’s popularity. The massive open-world has tons of areas to explore and a variety of Easter eggs to find. These Easter eggs range from sci-fi and videogame references, as well as nods to other fandoms as well.

A player has recently stumbled upon a ‘The Office’ reference in the game, where two characters seem to have recreated an entire scene from the US version of the popular TV show.

Have you come across this “The Office” reference in Cyberpunk 2077?

A Reddit user, u/Racketygecko, posted this clip on the Cyberpunk 2077 subreddit. But first, we need to know where exactly you can find this Easter egg. After you have completed the side-quest ‘Big In Japan’, where V has to retrieve and bring back a package from the docks, you will find homage during the explanation Haruyoshi provides.

In the explanation, Haruyoshi narrates a story about accidentally killing a Tyger Claw boss on the operating table, and escaping to America right after.

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If you listen closely, you will notice that this is basically the altered dialogue from the ‘Happy Hour’ episode from the 6th Season of The Office. Although it’s a subtle reference, fans of the show will make no mistake in spotting it.

Although players have encountered some persistent glitches and issues in the game, we are all hopeful that devs will soon fix them in upcoming updates. Looks like Night City is finally ours for the taking, folks!