Cyberpunk 2077 has been delayed again, this time for 21 days and the the new release date is December 10. This time around, the developers cited the game’s optimization for nine platforms as the reason for the delay. he CD Projekt Red team He took to Twitter to share the news and apologized to fans who were eagerly awaiting the game. Cyberpunk 2077
The release was originally scheduled for April 2020, which was later postponed to September 17 and then to November 19.
CD Projekt Red shared on Twitter, like the last time he the game was delayed, which is why the team decided to delay the launch for 21 days. Cyberpunk 2077 was due to launch on November 19
after several delays and the developers had made sure that the game was ready for this release date. They had previously announced that the game it was “gold” which meant all of the content and the game was ready for the final retail release. However, it looks like there is still work to be done, especially the preparation of nine versions of the game for the different platforms it will launch on.
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“The biggest challenge for us right now is delivering the game to the current generation, the new generation and the PC at the same time, which requires us to prepare and Let’s try 9 versions (Xbox One / X, Xbox Series S / X compatibility, PS4 / Pro, PS5 compatibility, PC, Stadia)… While working from home, ”said the Twitter post of studio director Adam Badowski and co-CEO Marcin Iwinski.
The post also explains why this delay happened after announcing that the game went gold. The post states that while “going gold” means “the game is ready, can be finished, and has all of the content,” that doesn’t mean the developers will stop raising the bar. Are in class various Cyberpunk 2077 improvements they will be pushed through a day 0 patch and the timing of those improvements was what the team “under-calculated”.
Cyberpunk 2077 was first scheduled for release in April 2020, which was then delayed for five months until September 17 to “complete testing, fixing and polishing”. Then he postponed to November 19 so that the team can “balance the mechanics of the game and correct many mistakes.”