Blockbuster sci-fi RPG cements its comeback and
sets new benchmarks for open-world gaming.
Cyberpunk 2077 has surpassed 35 million copies sold worldwide, as work continues on its sequel and expansions. The title now stands as one of the most commercially successful and influential RPGs of its generation.
Cyberpunk 2077 has officially crossed the 35 million sales mark, a milestone that underscores the game’s remarkable turnaround after a troubled launch. Updates, patches and major expansions have helped transform the sci-fi RPG into a critical and commercial success, with strong engagement across PC and console platforms.
Developers are now pushing ahead with sequel plans and additional content set in the Cyberpunk universe, aiming to build on the game’s detailed world-building and mature storytelling. Industry observers say the franchise is positioned to remain a major pillar for its publisher for years to come.
The game’s evolution has also reshaped expectations for how studios can rehabilitate complex titles after rocky debuts. Cyberpunk 2077’s path from controversy to acclaim is often cited as a case study in long-term support, communication with players and technical improvements.
With a sequel on the horizon and ongoing expansions, the franchise is poised to continue influencing the design of open-world RPGs, from branching narratives to immersive cityscapes. Gamers and analysts alike will be watching to see how the next installment builds on the foundation now in place.
