2023-09-02 22:56:33
CD Projekt Red was supposed to redefine the RPG genre with Cyberpunk 2077, though that’s not how anyone remembers the months leading up to its release nor its actual release. Although the game has a lot to offer, it simply fails to find success on multiple fronts. It fell short of what was promised, was nearly unplayable for most players, and was a far cry from what CD Projekt Red fans expected next. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. While the studio delivered a much better Cyberpunk 2077, with Phantom Liberty redeeming much of that controversy, its release will cast a long shadow over the burgeoning video game franchise. Despite all this controversy, CD Projekt Red hopes to launch an entirely new franchise with the Cyberpunk 2077 intellectual property. Not only has the world been explored further by Netflix’s Cyberpunk: Edgerunners, but the studio is also working on a sequel. Nothing is known regarding this new project, as it’s likely to be years away, but getting out from under that shadow (especially as details regarding the game emerge) will be difficult for any franchise. Related: Cyberpunk 2077’s Phantom Liberty might put previous revision blasts to bed Cyberpunk 2077 Part 2 needs to manage expectations and deliver CD Projekt Red has built a lot of goodwill with gamers during that The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt age. The game brought players an amazing journey through a beautiful open world that is often heralded as one of the best in the industry. The studio was able to make a great ARPG that’s still talked regarding today, and it’s made even better with two massive expansions. DLC can often be a risky endeavor, but CD Projekt Red was able to craft new adventures well worth the price of admission giving gamers a reason to keep coming back for more. It seemed like CD Projekt Red might do no wrong, but then it all came crashing down with the release of Cyberpunk 2077. The hype around the RPG was unreal, and it would go on to be a huge success, but the game’s release didn’t go as well as expected, to say the least. appreciation. Not only was the gameplay a bit lacklustre, which would have been acceptable if that were all it was, but the game was also riddled with technical issues that made it impossible to play on many platforms. Things were so bad that PlayStation actually removed them from their storefront, which is extremely rare in the industry. While CD Projekt Red made Cyberpunk 2077 playable following many updates, it was still a far cry from what gamers wanted. Phantom Liberty promises to overhaul the game, and while there’s a lot of promise out there, many are still understandably wary. And despite all the controversy, the studio is still pushing ahead with more Cyberpunk 2077 adventures, which can be very risky. The future of Cyberpunk 2077 Games will need to deliver a great RPG adventure, as well as defuse the huge controversy that surrounded the first game. The entire marketing campaign will be haunted by the first game’s flop, and players may not want to buy the game until it actually hits store shelves. CD Projekt Red’s fans have already been burned once, and twice is out of the question. The next Cyberpunk 2077 game is likely to be a long way off, but even the next The Witcher game is likely to be affected by the failure of Cyberpunk 2077. The studio has exhausted the reputation that The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt has earned, and it may be a while before fans trust it once more. other. Trust is hard to come by, but hopefully you can do it. Cyberpunk 2077 is now available for PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S. More: How Cyberpunk 2077 hits the reset button with the Phantom Liberty DLC
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