Cyberpunk 2077 Tops 30 Million Units Sold With Phantom Liberty Over 8 Million Units; Witcher 4 Enters Full-Scale Production

It looks like CD Projekt RED’s consistent updates to bring Cyberpunk 2077 to what was initially promised has bore fruit, as the game continues to sell quite well, and has now breached 30 million units sold.

This was revealed by CD Projekt RED in the company’s Q3 2024 wrap up report. Not only that, but even the game’s lone DLC, Phantom Liberty, is also doing well, as it has now reached over eight million units sold, which means CDPR sold over three million copies of the DLC since it’s five-million sales milestone was announced 11 months ago.

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Cyberpunk 2077 Continues to Sell Well for CD Projekt RED

Michał Nowakowskim, Joint-CEO of CDPR announced the sales milestones stating, “In less than four years since release we’ve already sold 30 million copies of Cyberpunk 2077, and as for Phantom Liberty – in just over a year it has sold over 8 million copies. These are impressive figures. I’m very happy to see a large, dedicated community coalesce around our Cyberpunk games. In the coming year the base game, along with its expansion, will be released to a new group of users: owners of Mac devices powered by Apple Silicon chips.”

Outside of the sci-fi RPG franchise, CDPR also confirmed that Project Polaris, the codename for the first game in the next Witcher trilogy (which we’re tentatively calling Witcher 4), has now entered full-scale production! Nowakowskim notes, “I’m proud to confirm that several weeks ago the Polaris team wrapped up preproduction and moved on to full-scale production – the most intensive phase of development. We are very pleased with our progress on this project, and I wish to thank the team for its dedication.”

While not much is known about The Witcher 4, Geralt’s voice actor did confirm the character’s involvement in the game, though he won’t be the protagonist. Chances are, that’ll be Ciri, which was sonething CDPR alluded to at the end of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt.

In terms of gameplay, CDPR has said that players shouldn’t expect the new Witcher game to just be The Witcher 3 “in new clothing,” as the studio promises new gameplay elements and mechanics to be part of the upcoming action-RPG. Given it’s just now entering full production. don’t expect the new Witcher game to be available soon, as the earliest we’ll probably hear of it is sometime in 2026.

There’s a lot brewing at CD Projekt RED, as not only is The Witcher 4 in development, but the studio is also working on a The Witcher remake of the first game, and also “Project Sirius,” which is a Witcher game that features multiplayer.

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