Cyberpunk 2077: almost two months have passed since the removal of the game from the PS store

The case cyberpunk 2077 it is far from over. The Blockbuster of CD Project Red continues to turn out not available in the PlayStation digital store, removed on December 18, 2020 due to the numerous bugs and problems that undermined the gaming experience in a preponderant way. The Polish company recently commented that it is "working with Sony”To bring your title back to the virtual shop. However, given the position that Sony has had to take in relation to the game, making a huge departure from the rule in its refund policy, we can imagine that the Japanese company is expecting CD Projekt Red to release a product that is close to perfection. Unfortunately still today, after several patch e hotfix released over the months, the game still has serious problems, especially on Ps4 base.

Cyberpunk 2077 is a more unique than rare case. The game indeed is the only high-budget production case to have been removed from the PlayStation digital store due to technical issues. It is now clear that something has gone wrong in the CD Projekt Red studios, in fact several stories have arisen that tell of a troubled and stressful period for the developers of the Polish software house. Although we cannot know the veracity of these statements, it must be admitted that on several fronts  the company has been accused of mismanagement of its resources and of focusing more on the advertising campaign for the game than on the development itself, which, according to some, would only start in 2016.

From the moment of sharing, by the Director Adam Badowskiand Roadmap containing the different steps to bring the game to its best form, we can make a more detailed picture of the game situation. While the title continues to receive small corrective patches regularly, the former DLC free is expected to arrive in the middle of this year. A completely different story for the long-awaited patch next gen, which we probably won't see before the end of 2021, if not next year. So we just have to hope that CD Projekt Red holds firm and that it manages to present players with a version of Cyberpunk 2077 worthy of the game it should have been.