Key takeaways
- Megabuilding H2 is in Wellsprings, Heywood, not The Glen or Dogtown.
- Its public-facing entrance is an elevated terrace above Benko and Ford streets, reached by stairs or street-level lifts.
- The terrace contains greenery, food and market-style businesses, including a Yagami Market stand.
- The building has a dedicated Megabuilding H2 fast-travel dataterm, listed among Wellsprings’ principal transport points.
- Nearby activities include the Letter of the Law cyberpsycho sighting and the Wellsprings gig cluster, but their objectives are generally outside the building itself.
- The base of H2 is a useful reference point for a hidden shack and disturbing environmental-storytelling scene beneath the surrounding highway structure. This area is adjacent to H2 rather than a formally named subarea of the building.
About this guide
Scope: Cyberpunk 2077 base game, including the post-launch 2.0-era open world where relevant. Phantom Liberty content is excluded unless it merely changes the wider map or progression. Status: Research draft. The building’s exterior, terrace and major nearby activities are well documented, but publicly available sources do not provide a reliable, exhaustive catalogue of every decorative stall, unnamed shopfront or inaccessible interior prop. Those entries are therefore not presented as verified named businesses.
Overview
Megabuilding H2 is a residential megablock in Wellsprings, the south-western sub-district of Heywood. It is one of Night City’s most useful landmarks because it sits at a busy junction between Wellsprings, The Glen and the routes leading towards Pacifica. Unlike several other megabuildings, H2 presents its main entrance on an elevated terrace rather than directly at ordinary street level.
The building is not a major quest dungeon or a player residence. Its importance comes from its position, the public market terrace at its entrance, its fast-travel point and the cluster of nearby activities that use it as a navigation landmark. It is also a good base for exploring southern Wellsprings, particularly the coastal promenade, the bus-depot area and the industrial streets beneath the highways.
Regional hierarchy
This distinction matters because the building is close to The Glen and several shared road systems, but it is not part of The Glen. Wellsprings is the coastal and southern portion of Heywood, while The Glen lies further inland and east. General Heywood guides often group nearby jobs together, which can make H2 appear to be in The Glen if the player follows a route rather than the game’s district labels.
The Wellsprings map guide lists Megabuilding H2 alongside other Wellsprings landmarks such as Parque Del Mar, the Pumping Station, Palms View Plaza, Cannery Plaza and Metro: Market St.
Megabuilding H2 belongs to the following hierarchy
- 01Night City
- 02Heywood
- 03Wellsprings
- 04Megabuilding H2
Immediate footprint
H2 occupies a large vertical block at the meeting point of:
The most recognisable part of the structure is not the lower road frontage but the broad terrace above Benko and Ford streets. The terrace functions as a public forecourt and small elevated park. It contains planted areas, seating, food outlets and market-style stalls.
At ground level, three lifts provide access to the terrace. A staircase from Benko Street is another straightforward route. The entrance area can also be reached from the surrounding road network by approaching the building’s raised frontage rather than searching for a conventional tower lobby at street height.
A second staircase descends towards a rear alley. This is an unusual feature because many megabuildings use an obvious parking-garage frontage, while H2’s lower service-side access is less prominently presented.
Scope boundary
They are included only when they help explain navigation or activities connected to H2.
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Entrance terrace
The entrance terrace is H2’s most important public space. It is an elevated plaza with greenery, informal seating and several food or market stalls. It is more open and social than the enclosed lobbies found in some other megabuildings.
The terrace is also the location most likely to be patrolled by NCPD. The patrol is an ambient security presence rather than a permanent combat encounter. Players should not treat every officer on the terrace as an objective or mission trigger.
Verified named entries
Yagami Market is a recurring Japanese market and restaurant brand in Night City. Its stands appear in several megabuilding market areas, including H2, H3 and H10. The available evidence confirms the H2 presence as a market-area stand, but does not establish it as a fully functional player-facing restaurant with a unique service menu.
Street-level approaches
The lower level around H2 is composed of road frontage, structural supports, stairs and access points. It is more useful for orientation than for conventional shopping. The Ford Street side is especially notable because a Macroware entrance is built beneath the megabuilding. This entrance is a separate corporate-facing architectural feature, not proof that H2 contains a Macroware office open to the player.
Rear alley and lower service side
The rear alley can be reached by descending the additional staircase rather than using a standard parking entrance. It is a useful route for examining the base of the tower and moving between the elevated forecourt and lower roads.
No reliable source reviewed for this guide establishes a named shop, quest interior or permanent collectible in the alley itself. It should therefore be treated as an access and scenery area rather than a confirmed activity hub.
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Reaching H2
The simplest route is to select the Megabuilding H2 fast-travel point on the Wellsprings map. The dataterm is listed as one of the sub-district’s fast-travel locations.
When approaching manually
- 01Enter Wellsprings from the north or east.
- 02Follow the roads towards the Benko Street and Ford Street junction.
- 03Look for the tower’s elevated forecourt rather than a ground-level residential lobby.
- 04Use the staircase from Benko Street or one of the three lifts at street level.
- 05From the terrace, descend through the rear stair if you want to inspect the lower alley and the building’s underside.
Suggested exploration route
This route deliberately separates H2 from nearby Wellsprings content. The café, garage and shack should not be labelled as internal parts of the megabuilding.
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A practical H2 route is
- 01Start at the Megabuilding H2 dataterm.
- 02Walk across the entrance terrace and inspect the market stalls and greenery.
- 03Check the lifts and the Benko Street staircase so you know both access points.
- 04Descend towards the rear alley.
- 05Follow the roads south-west towards the coastal side of Wellsprings.
- 06Continue to the nearby Seaside Café area if the cyberpsycho activity is active.
- 07Return north-east towards the industrial streets and the auto-shop or bus-depot areas.
- 08Finish by exploring the highway supports beneath H2, where the hidden shack can be found.
Residents
No named permanent resident is securely documented as living inside Megabuilding H2 in the base game. The building is presented primarily through its public frontage, market activity and ambient crowds rather than through a story resident comparable to V’s neighbours in Megabuilding H10.
Verified named residents
That is not evidence that H2 is empty. The terrace and surrounding roads contain ordinary residents, shoppers, diners and pedestrians, but most are unnamed ambient NPCs.
Ordinary NPCs
These are environmental populations rather than individually documented characters. Their presence can vary with time, combat state and nearby activity.
Factions and security
The most clearly associated organised presence is NCPD, whose units may patrol the entrance terrace. This does not make H2 an NCPD facility. The officers are best understood as local security and public-order patrols.
No source reviewed establishes a permanent gang headquarters, gang-controlled interior or faction-specific vendor inside H2. Nearby Wellsprings activities may involve gangs, criminals or hostile mercenaries, but those should not automatically be attributed to the building.
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Confirmed market presence
The terrace includes several stores and outdoor restaurants, although the available evidence does not provide a complete canonical business directory. The one independently identified named chain is:
The building should not be confused with Megabuilding H10, where the game provides more clearly documented services and player-facing activity.
Confirmed market presence
| Name | Details |
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| Yagami Market | market or food stand on the megabuilding terrace; primarily environmental and commercial scenery in the available documentation. |
Services not confirmed
The following should not be assumed to exist in H2 without direct in-game verification:
The presence of a sign or decorative storefront is not enough to establish an active service. This is particularly important in Night City, where many visible businesses are scenery or inaccessible interiors.
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Cyberpsycho Sighting: Letter of the Law
Letter of the Law takes place at an auto shop near Megabuilding H2, not inside the megabuilding. A guide for the Heywood activities places the starting area at the auto shop and describes the site as a mine-filled compound. The target is Gaston Phillips, who uses a powerful machine gun.
Recommended approach
The minefield is the principal hazard. Shooting mines near Gaston can damage him, but careless movement can also injure V. The mission is therefore better treated as a nearby Wellsprings activity than as an H2 interior quest.
Recommended approach
- 01Enter through the open gate.
- 02Move carefully because mines cover the area.
- 03Disable, hack or shoot mines where possible.
- 04Use cover against Gaston’s machine gun.
- 05Search Gaston’s body for the shard.
- 06Search the garage computer for additional messages.
- 07Send the collected information to Regina Jones.
Seaside Café cyberpsycho sighting
The Seaside Café activity is also nearby rather than within H2. The encounter involves Dao Hyunh and several bodies distributed across the café, balcony and beach area. The player must investigate the bodies and collect the relevant evidence before reporting to Regina.
H2 is useful as a fast-travel starting point because the sighting is positioned south-west of the building’s dataterm.
Wellsprings gigs
These are Wellsprings activities, not necessarily H2 activities. The district guide groups them under the same sub-district, so players should check the map objective before assuming that a gig begins on the H2 terrace.
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A disturbing environmental scene can be found near the base of H2, beneath the highway structure and around a small shack. Community documentation consistently places the shack near the megabuilding’s lower exterior, although it is better described as an adjacent Wellsprings discovery than as part of H2’s formal interior layout.
The area contains environmental clues and a hidden netrunner-related item. Because the scene is not presented as a standard named H2 subarea, the exact boundaries should be treated cautiously.
Exploration advice
This is one of the better reasons to explore below the terrace instead of fast-travelling away immediately.
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No reliable source reviewed for this draft confirms a fixed, named iconic weapon or guaranteed unique collectible inside the H2 terrace or building proper.
The nearby hidden shack is associated in community reports with a legendary netrunner clothing item, but the public evidence is not sufficiently consistent to establish a complete, patch-specific inventory table. Random weapons and equipment can also appear in nearby combat or NCPD activity, but these should not be described as fixed H2 rewards.
Wellsprings contains the following listed gigs
Loot status
The safest completionist practice is to revisit the lower exterior during exploration and inspect all bodies, containers and shards generated by nearby activities rather than relying on a supposed H2-specific loot table.
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Loot status
| Loot type | Status |
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| Fixed iconic weapon in H2 | Not confirmed |
| Fixed shard on the terrace | Not confirmed |
| Random world loot | Possible in nearby activity areas |
| Netrunner-related item near the shack | Reported by community sources, but exact patch and placement require direct verification |
| Guaranteed mission reward from H2 itself | None confirmed |
NCPD patrols
NCPD units may patrol the terrace. This is a normal ambient feature and does not necessarily indicate a scanner hustle or active crime scene.
Environmental hazards
The building itself has few unusual gameplay hazards. The more serious dangers come from nearby activities:
The terrace is elevated, so jumping or climbing around its outer edges can create unnecessary fall risk. The lower alley is safer when reached through the intended staircase.
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Megabuildings are a defining part of Night City’s urban design: high-density residential structures that combine housing with food, shopping and public space. H2 expresses that model through its elevated forecourt. Rather than hiding the building’s social life behind a closed lobby, it places a small public park and market area above the traffic.
Its WS708 marking reinforces the idea that the megabuilding is treated as part of Wellsprings’ numbered urban infrastructure. The separate Macroware entrance beneath Ford Street also shows how corporate architecture and residential infrastructure overlap in Night City.
H2 is therefore less a self-contained quest location than a vertical landmark within a larger urban circuit. Its value lies in how it connects:
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Building and access
Named characters linked through nearby activities
These characters are associated with nearby missions or activity chains, not confirmed permanent H2 residents.
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Named characters linked through nearby activities
Is Megabuilding H2 in The Glen?
No. It is in Wellsprings, a sub-district of Heywood. It is close to The Glen and shares nearby routes, which can cause confusion.
Can V rent an apartment in H2?
No player apartment in H2 is confirmed in the base game. V’s main megabuilding home is associated with Megabuilding H10, not H2.
Is Letter of the Law inside H2?
No. The cyberpsycho encounter takes place at an auto shop near H2. H2 is a navigation landmark and useful fast-travel point.
Is there a working shop in the terrace?
The terrace contains market and food-stall scenery, including Yagami Market. However, the evidence reviewed does not establish a full catalogue of unique purchasable services.
Does H2 have a boss?
No dedicated H2 boss is confirmed. Nearby cyberpsycho encounters and gig enemies should not be classified as H2 bosses.
Is Dogtown part of H2?
No. Dogtown is a separate district introduced by Phantom Liberty. It is not a subarea of Wellsprings or Megabuilding H2.
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Sources
- Megabuilding H2 | Cyberpunk Wiki | Fandom — cyberpunk.fandom.com
- Yagami Market | Cyberpunk Wiki | Fandom — cyberpunk.fandom.com
- Wellsprings Map Guide: All Shops and Fast Travel Dataterms | Cyberpunk 2077|Game8 — game8.co
- Guide for Cyberpunk 2077 - District: Heywood — trueachievements.com
- Cyberpunk 2077 – Heywood Gigs Guide — nightlygamingbinge.com