CD Projekt Red has revealed their latest financial figures for fiscal year 2020 that ended last month. In the report they revealed Cyberpunk 2077 had sold 13.7 million copies. Meanwhile, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt has shifted another couple of million copies to put its base game and DLC add-ons at 30 million copies over its lifetime.
The Witcher franchise still remains at more than 50 million copies sold between the three games and the DLC add-ons. Of those sales, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt has sold more than 30 million copies on its own, two million more than it had at the same time last year and far outweighing the combined sales of the previous two titles. FY 2020 was its third best year so far, only being beaten by FY 2015 when the game launched and FY 2016 that saw the release of the game’s second DLC expansion Blood and Wine. With a PlayStation 5 update due to arrive in the second half of 2021, the sales of the game will likely increase even further next year. The developer’s other more controversial franchise, Cyberpunk 2077, has now sold more than 13.7 million copies. As the game had reached more than 13 million copies sold back in December, sales over the last few months have been much slower. According to the developer, this is due to the game’s removal from the PlayStation Store and its knock-on effect on sales on other platforms. The game relies heavily on digital sales; only 27% of those sales have been physical discs. Despite the game’s re...