As part of its latest earnings report, CD Projekt has shared a revised breakdown of the projects currently occupying the studio’s time, confirming the “bulk of” its development capacity is now focused on Cyberpunk 2077’s story expansion, which is still expected to launch next year.
Following Cyberpunk’s disastrous release at the tail-end of 2020, the majority of CD Projekt’s development resources (as shown in the chart below) were focused on remedying the game’s most pressing issues. At the same time, a smaller team was working on its next-gen release, promised long before the project’s launch woes, and an even smaller group was doing preliminary work on its paid expansion.
Inevitably, those numbers have shifted considerably over time – less than half of CD Projekt’s development staff were working on Cyberpunk’s base game and next-gen update by June last year, for instance – and that trend has, unsurprisingly, continued. As per today’s financial results, Cyberpunk 2077 support has “shrunk considerably” following the release of its next-gen update (which CD Projekt says had “a positive effect on the game’s perception and sales figures”), with the “bulk of [the studio’s] development capacity” now working on its expansion.
Source – eurogamer.net
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