One Cyberpunk 2077 enthusiast recently stumbled upon one of the game's more peculiar glitches - an involuntary fast travel that deposited them directly in front of Judy Alvarez's apartment window, complete with some disturbing facial animations. This unusual incident, which later gained attention on social platforms, serves as a reminder that even extensively polished games can harbor unexpected bugs.

While CD Projekt Red's sci-fi RPG launched with significant technical issues, the current version represents a dramatic transformation. Today's Cyberpunk 2077 features substantial content additions, numerous quality-of-life improvements, and completely redesigned progression systems that are remarkable for a single-player experience.

Despite extensive improvements, software perfection remains elusive, and Cyberpunk 2077 still contains obscure scenarios that can produce strange outcomes. Reddit user Curilan_ recently discovered this firsthand when their character was mysteriously transported after parking outside The Afterlife, the iconic nightclub that serves as a hub for numerous missions. Moments after exiting their blue Quadra Turbo-R 740, the game abruptly transitioned to a loading screen before depositing them at Judy's residence on the opposite side of Watson district.

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The situation became particularly memorable due to Judy's unusually intense stare and strange lighting effects, prompting some community members to dub this version "creepy Judy." Analysis of the shared footage suggests the player character was launched vertically during the approach to The Afterlife, triggering a map unloading sequence that resulted in the teleportation. What remains unclear is why the game specifically selected Judy's apartment from all possible locations in Cyberpunk 2077's expansive Night City.

The incident likely occurred on PC, as evidenced by keyboard control prompts in the footage (though console versions have supported mouse/keyboard input since 2022). However, the underlying cause might affect all platforms equally. As this appears to be the first documented case of this specific glitch, the likelihood of an official fix seems low given its apparent rarity. That said, Cyberpunk 2077 has received several unexpected updates beyond its planned support window, so nothing can be ruled out entirely.