Lawyers in CD Projekt RED?s home country Poland are considering filing a class-action lawsuit against the developer for ?misrepresentation? of Cyberpunk 2077 ?in order to receive financial benefits.?
An article published in The New York Times first revealed that lawyers as well as investors unhappy with the situation are considering their legal options, and things are looking pretty grim on that front for CDPR because the company?s management has been caught making blatantly false statements about the state of the game.

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