a Adam Kisinski, co-CEO and president of CD Projekt RED, stated in a meeting with investors that the company remains committed to improving the quality of Cyberpunk 2077.
The game was released at the end of last year and was criticized for not fulfilling its promise. The case prompted PlayStation to remove Cyberpunk 2077 from its online store and offer refunds to players, something Xbox has also done with its customers.
“We want to fulfill what we promised our players in January. Although we are already seeing major improvements, a large portion of the team continues to work to ensure that ‘Cyberpunk 2077’ provides better entertainment for our players,” Kisinski said. “We are convinced that we were able to reach such a state with the game that we will be proud of and be able to successfully sell for several years.”
Despite the upbeat message, Reuters says CD Projekt RED’s first-quarter net profit is down 64.7%. Instead of the 17.8 million euros that analysts had expected, CD Projekt RED only came to the equivalent of 7.2 million euros.
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