Cyberpunk 2077’s Steam player count has dropped since launch

Cyberpunk 2077 took the gaming world by storm when it released in early December. Now, at the start of January, it looks like its player count has dropped significantly, at least for PC gamers.

According to Githyp, the game initially featured a whopping million concurrent users. Now he’s struggling to keep around 225,000 people. While The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt saw a similar drop after release, it happened within three months. Cyberpunk 2077’s downfall has happened at a much faster rate, less than a month since the game arrived at retail.

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Of course, it’s not hard to see why the game suffered a massive downfall. This is probably due to the fact that he has been mired in controversy since his debut. It was launched with a myriad of bugs and other issues as well as issues running on older consoles, making it almost completely unplayable. CD Projekt RED even admitted that it didn’t spend enough time on the console versions and pledged to offer refunds to those who aren’t happy with the final product.

The developer is working on fixes to fix the game and recover what is there, although fans’ trust in CD Projekt RED may be lost for good. There is no timeline or magic number to guess when or if the game will improve for PC gamers, who have faced a ridiculous amount of bugs, but several fixes have been made in an attempt to stabilize the game. as is.

Maybe the latest CD Projekt RED title can help increase the number of its previous players in the near future. Right now, the most important thing to do is work to regain the trust of the players and polish a product that the team knows the fans (and that they) can be proud of.