CD Projekt Red Believes Cyberpunk 2077 is on 'Satisfactory' Level

CD Projekt Red Believes Cyberpunk 2077 is on 'Satisfactory' Level Despite criticism surrounding Cyberpunk 2077's release, CD Projekt Red feels "quite satisfied" with the stability of the game after the newest patch.

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Although the highly anticipated CD project Red sci-fi RPG has been synonymous with unstable releases and fan disappointments, cyberpunk 2077 still remains a pleasant experience, and the many upgrades that will arrive quickly and thickly ensure that the game is nearly completely playable. Indeed, even Microsoft declared that Xbox refunds will not be offered, as the game is always settled. Now it seems that the creator of the game is likewise pleased that the game is six months away from the completed product.

Recently on TVN24, Adam Kiciński's CD project Red Joint CEO remarked that he "feels satisfied," despite the problems the game has been facing since day one, with the present condition Cyberpunk 2077. On the Polish business site, he said that although he is happy that everything goes in the correct way and that open world IP has become more reliable, the company is still working diligently to patch the game to make sure that overall stability and performance are the top priority.

Since its debut in December, the game has gotten a whole host of upgrades. This latest Cyberpunk Patch continues with a number of problems linked to searches, graphics and a host of glitches that have caused gamers to be disappointed. Many of the problems came in the console versions of the game and rendered it nearly unplayable for so many who had problems following problems that seemed to turn the CDPR game into a joke.

The issue became such that Sony completely removed the game from its online PlayStation shop. While Cyberpunk has already returned to the PS Store, players are being advised against a basic version of PS4 instead of PS4 Pro or PS5, perhaps since the former still has issues that spoil players' experience.

Overall, it looks like the game is the correct way to be the entire product expected by millions. The game is transported later this year to the next gene platforms, so it is obvious that CD Projekt Red will not only stop the development they have put together for years. The fact that many still consider that the game is broken or not satisfactory does not alter, but the CEO of the company appears optimistic that the upgrades are going to function and players will experience the game properly at some time.

PCs, PlayStation 4, Stadia and Xbox One are accessible for Cyberpunk 2077.