Cyberpunk 2077 a surpassé The Witcher 3 en ventes, atteignant 35 millions d'exemplaires, grâce à la persévérance après un lancement chaotique. L'extension Phantom Liberty a été un succès majeur. Malgré des débuts difficiles, des enquêtes et des poursuites, CD Projekt Red a réussi une rédemption spectaculaire, stimulant le marché.
Cyberpunk 2077 has now sold more than 35 million copies, ‘a better result than The Witcher 3 was able to achieve in the same post-release time frame’
Read original at pcgamer →(Image credit: CD Projekt) Remember when Cyberpunk 2077 launched in late 2020, and it was basically the worst videogame ever? That's obviously a gross overstatement made for comedic effect, but it was really bad—which is why the subsequent turnaround on it is so damn remarkable. We've said at least a couple times in the past that Cyberpunk's redemption arc is complete, but here I am to say it again, because yet another big milestone is now in the rear-view.
Cyberpunk 2077 has now sold more than 35 million copies, and that's a hell of an accomplishment for any videogame, but it's still way off the 60 million mark set by The Witcher 3 back in May. As CD Projekt CFO Piotr Nielubowicz explained, however, Cyberpunk has actually surpassed The Witcher 3 in one important measure: It got there faster.
(Image credit: CD Projekt (Twitter))"Gamers have now purchased over 35 million copies of Cyberpunk 2077," Nielubowicz said in comments released as part of today's financial report. "That's a better result than The Witcher 3 was able to achieve in the same post-release time frame."Nielubowicz added that Cyberpunk 2077 is now CD Projekt's "main source of income," having recently received a boost from releases on the Nintendo Switch 2, Macs, and PlayStation Plus, which helped juice sales of the very excellent Phantom Liberty expansion (and really, you should play it if you haven't, it's like a whole separate game) on PlayStation consoles.
[PL/EN] Grupa CD PROJEKT - wyniki finansowe za III kwartał 2025 r. | KOMENTARZ - YouTube Watch On That in turn has powered a big bump in CD Projekt's revenues and profits: Nielubowicz said CD Projekt turned a net profit of 193 million zloty ($53 million), "near two and a half times more than in the past year, and nearly as much as in 2023, which is when the Phantom Liberty expansion was released."
Phantom Liberty, you'll recall, was a big moneymaker for CD Projekt in its own right.So there you have it: Geralt is still out in front, but V is catching up. For a game that once triggered lawsuits, a regulatory investigation, and a multi-billion-dollar kick in the ass that saw its valuation tank by more than 75%, that's quite a turnaround indeed.
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