Cyberpunk 2077 says goodbye. No one else is working on the sci-fi RPG Cyberpunk 2077 at CD Projekt.

In addition, CD Projekt shares fell 6.39% after the last call with shareholders.

We could say that Cyberpunk 2077 This is a case worth studying. Its disastrous launch was followed by many updates and DLC, which collectively made many members of the community I ultimately applaud this experience. from Night City. It’s been a long time since the 2013 advert depicted the vicissitudes of this world of metal and neon lights, and now we can say that CD Projekt developer is not working on the project.

This can be seen in one of the images presented during CD Projekt’s latest call with its shareholders. According to the schedule, in February last year, 17 people were finalizing the details of Cyberpunk 2077; imagine that was reduced directly to 0 if you look at the number of developers involved in the project at the end of April. So the command left the futuristic RPG behind focus on the company’s next projects.

CD Projekt shares fell 6%

In addition to details about Cyberpunk 2077, CD Projekt’s presentation touched on plans for future games. In this sense, the developer proposed run adventures more often and is currently working on Project Polaris (new Witcher), Project Orion (sequel to Cyberpunk 2077), Project Sirius (another The Witcher game created in collaboration with The Molasses Flood) and Project Hadar

(new IP).

Despite this, CD Projekt did not escape some bad news as a result of its results. After talking with its investors, the company tested drop of 6.39% in the stock market; this figure remains more or less constant today. Hopefully, over time the team will bounce back and offer more details on their upcoming games.

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