After many postponements, Cyberpunk 2077 finally stops its release date on November 19 on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X. Announced for more than six years now, CD Projekt Red's ambitious project confirms its gold statu, which means that the games will start to be mass-produced for the big day.
While it's great to see that CP2077 will no longer be delayed, it's impossible not to ask at what cost. The Polish publisher has been under fire in recent days: it has made it clear to its staff that a crunch will be necessary during the rest of the development. This means that this date can only be held if the teams miss the weekend and finish work on time.
Original content by Bastien "Lloyd" Dubosq-Luyer.
Having previously promised that crunch working conditions would not happen for the development of Cyberpunk 2077, the Polish developer have now reportedly ordered its employees to work overtime in the run up to the game's release.
