Fuel prices in the United States right now are through the roof. In fact, fuel prices are so high right now that the fuel prices in Cyberpunk 2077 — a game set in a dystopian future — actually aren’t that absurd, depending on which state you live in, which is saying something because that game is set in 2077 where hyperinflation has flattened the economy. According to the American Automobile Association, the average gas price in America is currently $5.014. This is just the national average though. This means in some states, like Missouri and Kansas it’s lower, but in some states, like California and Nevada, it’s higher.
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The most expensive state when it comes to gas prices is California, where on average it’s been running nearly at $6 a gallon, with one city running at $10 a gallon. In Cyberpunk 2077’s dystopian world gas prices seem to be similar to California. As you can see in the Reddit screenshot below, Night City and beyond is charging a very similar price point for its fuel, as long as you don’t want pure gasoline.
As you would expect, this revelation has been making the rounds not just on the game’s Reddit page, but elsewhere on the Internet, as it paints a pretty grim picture of the current fuel economy.
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“Most of the Cyberpunk 2077 characters you’ll meet in Night City have different connections and perspectives on the setting, but they’ve all got one unifying point to stress: the possibilities of Night City are endless,” reads the opening of our review of the game. “Those possibilities draw people in and keep inhabitants entangled in the affairs of the city with everyone looking for their next big move, their next thing to do. Not everyone is as impressed with the city though and instead, say it’s just a city like any other and that people can find what they’re looking for elsewhere. As it turns out, Cyberpunk 2077 has a lot in common with its bustling, futuristic setting.”
H/T, Game Rant.
