Cyberpunk 2077 has fallen off a cliff on Steamcharts

@TheEroica: Same plan here. And in one year I hopefully also own a next-gen console to get a better experience. I ain't willing to pay more than 20 bucks for this. Ideally I'll play it on Gamepass.

@kadin_kai: Same here. But better late than rushed.

There's no guarantee they will "finish" the game, and it certainly will never live up to the pre-launch hype. People talk as though fixing a game as complex and bug-ridden as CP2077 is some trivial task, and that CDPR will do it as a service to their fans, because they are a bunch of cool dudes. Truth is, it'll only happen if it makes sense financially, and if the post launch sales are as bad as they appear to be, where's the incentive?

Bioware gave up on Anthem, and that game worked reasonably well, it just needed a lot more quality content. It's been almost half a year and CDPR have only now just managed to get it running at the minimum acceptable standard on PS4 (though it allegedly still has performance issues).

@PernicioEnigma: it's too bad too, because who really wants this game on ps4 after seeing the quality issues?

However, CDPR is KNOWN to have great support for their games post launch, including all three Witcher titles, which were also very buggy with the second game rushed and incomplete story wise.

The post launch dip could also be happening because people are waiting on CDPR to fix the game. I hear from a lot of gamers that they are either waiting for CDPR to fix the game or waiting on the next gen version.

There are tons of sidequests and gigs, many which interact with the main quest story wise, which mostly does not rely on open world gameplay systems, outside of the Deus Ex type design of the gigs.

CP2077 is like TW3 in which the open world is mostly there to travel from quest to quest.

@pmanden: I think the update isn’t that far off, they’re probably at the end of patching the last gen.

I should have bought it last week when it was on sale.