Cyberpunk 2077, the sci-fi RPG that CD PROJEKT RED launched on December 10, 2020 to enormous ridicule for bugs and other problems but slowly made its way back into the hearts of gamers with various updates, including the 2023 expansion, Phantom Liberty, may no longer be getting any additional content, according to a new earnings report from the company that can confirm nobody at CDPR is working on the game anymore. The bulk of CDPR’s developers are working on “Polaris” now, the first in a new trilogy of Witcher games, while “Orion,” a follow-up to Cyberpunk 2077, is also in development.
A breakdown of what CDPR developers are working on:
- Polaris (First in the new Witcher trilogy) (407)
- Orion (Cyberpunk 2077 follow-up) (56)
- Sirius (Single-player and multi-player Witcher title) (39)
- Hadar (Entirely new IP) (20)
- Shared Services (96)
- Other Projects (13)
The original data from CDPR:
CDPR on its next Cyberpunk project, which is being headed up its US and Canada-based studios:
Project Orion is currently in the early stages of development, with studio veterans previously involved in Cyberpunk 2077 and its spy-thriller Phantom Liberty expansion spearheading the project, including Gabriel Amatangelo (Game Director), Paweł Sasko (Associate Game Director), Igor Sarzyński (Creative Director), Andrzej Stopa (Cinematic Director), Kacper Niepokólczycki (Environment Art Director), Sarah Grümmer (Acting Lead Quest Designer) and Kacper Kościeński (Engineering Director). This group is now part of a larger team based in the newly created CDPR studio in Boston, Massachusetts.