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Cyberpunk 2077 seems to be in an endless nightmare. First with performance issues on the console version, spawning a wave of refund requests, to the point that PSN removed the game from its store. Now, the game suffers criticism from its employees who demand explanations for the tragedy that was the launch of the game.
“Another developer asked if the directors of CD Projekt felt it was hypocritical to play a game about corporate exploitation while waiting for their employees to work overtime. The answer was vague and evasive.” ?? https://t.co/ngHvH5Ujuy
– Nibel (@Nibellion) December 18, 2020
According to a report by Bloomber, CD Projekt Red held a video conference with its employees, and its directors apologized for the problems at launch. Cyberpunk 2077. However, they were bombarded with a series of questions, such as “why did they say the game was ready when it wasn’t?” and “what would the situation of incessant overtime look like in the months and years leading up to the game’s release?”
Cyberpunk 2077 suffers from bugs and has had a wave of refunds requested by dissatisfied customersSource: Screen Rant
In addition, the employees themselves were very concerned about the reputation of the company. As a result of the game’s disastrous launch, Projekt Red’s stock fell 12% in Warsaw, causing a drop that wiped out earnings for the year.
The meeting took place before the company’s initiative to eliminate Cyberpunk 2077 from PSN. Interestingly, the game sold 8 million copies in pre-order, however there are no figures indicating the number of refunds made on the platforms the game was released on.
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