Cyberpunk 2077: CD Projekt RED CEO Responds to Fake Demo Allegations

As you well know the great fuss that has arisen since the release of cyberpunk 2077 does not cease to exist e CD Projekt RED continues to be continuously accused in many ways: in recent news we have had the opportunity to see as the protagonist the supposition started by Jason Schreier, famous journalist of the videogame sector. We are specifically referring to the allegation that the demo shown at E3 2018 is false, since development of the game would not have started before 2016. Adam Badowski, CEO of the Polish developer, has therefore decided during the past few hours to answer point by point to everything, with the hope of clarifying the situation.

In summary, the man replied justifying the differences between the demo and the final game: “that's what the work in progress is for, the actual game actually works much better“. As for the missing features, Badowski explained that ideas come and go and this is part of the creation process which also aims to remove what is not necessary. Later the problems that are present on the old-gen versions were also discussed: in particular it was reiterated that the team is working hard to remove as many bugs as possible, also for the PC version: “We are still proud of Cyberpunk 2077 as a game and its artistic vision. I wouldn't call it disastrous “.

Regarding the release date, it was noted that Schreier relied on the opinion of 20 people out of 500 employees, including only 1 who was not anonymous. Jason Schreier's response came almost immediately, in which he specifies that the study team refused to answer his questions or give an interview before his accusatory article was published, however. thanking Adam for the answers provided and inviting him to talk more deeply about the matter.

I've read your piece and tweets, thank you for the read. I have some thoughts. https://t.co/T3qACdrnwM pic.twitter.com/wuzy5lXoqQ

- Adam Badowski⚡️ (@AdamBadowski) January 16, 2021