Yesterday, CD Projekt RED announced plans to push Cyberpunk 2077?s release out of April and into September. This delay of several months means much more time to see the project through to completion, to ensure the team delivers the best product possible. The extra development time does not necessarily equate to things slowing down, however. In fact, the studio will still engage in crunch in an effort to finish the game on time for its launch later in the year.
Joint-CEO Adam Kici?ski delivered the news during an investor call about Cyberpunk 2077?s delay. When one investor asked if the team is ?required to put in crunch hours,? Kici?ski said, unfortunately, that is indeed the case. ?To some degree, yes?to be honest,? he confirmed. ?We try to limit crunch as much as possible, but it is the final stage. We try to be reasonable in this regard, but yes. Unfortunately.?
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