By Adrianna Ebert GDANSK (Reuters) -Poland's biggest video game developer CD Projekt is content with advance sales for Phantom Liberty, an expansion to its ...
STORY CONTINUES BELOW THESE SALTWIRE VIDEOSGDANSK -Poland's biggest video game developer CD Projekt is content with advance sales for Phantom Liberty, an expansion to its Cyberpunk 2077 game that debuts Sept. 26, CEO Adam Kicinski said on a Wednesday conference call after first-half results.
Kicinski added that the quality assurance process is almost complete for Phantom Liberty, which is the studio's first major new game release in nearly three years. "Positive reactions from gamers and media representatives alike fill us with optimism", Kicinski said in a statement. "The decision has been actually made already, as we've announced a long time ago. We're not going to make a second or third expansion", he said.
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