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Cyberpunk 2077 developer CD Projekt Red has seen its share price drop in the days leading up to the game’s launch, with a sharp drop of 29%.
As reported by Gamesindustry.biz, the stock is currently priced at PLN (Polish zloty) 313.9, down from PLN 443 on December 4. The decline is likely due to the release and press coverage revealing that Cyberpunk 2077 suffers from a host of bugs and glitches. , and it performs notably poorly on older generation consoles. These problems have spread widely through social media.
Stock prices appear to have fallen since the opinion embargo was lifted. A few days later, the launch of the game did little to offset the decline, with the December 10 stock going from PLN 390.6 to PLN 362. That’s a decrease of 7.3%.
CD Projekt Red experienced an all-time high in share price in August, with a share price of PLN 460.8 and a total market capitalization of PLN 42.5 billion. Overtime that has been reduced around the announcement of major issues, such as studio reports imposing a mandatory restriction and delay for Cyberpunk 2077.
While stocks may have decreased, CD Projekt Red has generated a lot of sales for Cyberpunk 2077; the game sold eight million copies even before its release. With over a million simultaneous users on the first day, it was Steam’s highest peak for a single player game.
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Matt Purslow is the UK news and entertainment writer for IGN.
