The Witcher franchise has crossed 50 million copies sold
You've tossed many coins to your Witcher, he is growing too strong.
What you need to know
- CD Projekt Red announced today that The Witcher franchise has crossed 50 million copies sold.
- Of these 50 million sales, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt accounts for over 28 million.
- CD Projekt Red's next game up is Cyberpunk 2077.
Today, CD Projekt Red confirmed that The Witcher franchise has crossed 50 million copies sold. While this includes every paid Witcher game released so far, the majority of these sales are from The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, which has sold over 28 million copies.
A combination of deep discounts, the release of a Nintendo Switch version and The Witcher Netflix TV series saw game sales skyrocket back in December 2019, with copies sold up a staggering 554% year-over-year.
CD Projekt Red's next game is Cyberpunk 2077. Scheduled to arrive on September 17, this ambitious futuristic RPG allows players to customize every aspect of their character. Every aspect. A Night City Wire presentation on June 11 is coming, which will reveal some new information about the game, though we're not exactly sure what.
One last contract
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is a sweeping RPG where players take on the mantle of Geralt of Rivia, a monster slayer tasked with finding a young woman with unimaginable powers.
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