Coronavirus won’t disrupt Cyberpunk 2077’s September 17 release

CD Projekt Red is pushing ahead with its launch plans for Cyberpunk 2077. The open-world sci-fi role-playing adventure is due out September 17, and the studio expects to stick to that date. During a conference call today with financial analysts, the company revealed it has plans in place to deal with any complications due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Cyberpunk 2077 development has reached a point where the game is essentially complete. And that’s the big reason the studio isn’t worried about getting the game out in September. This means the company still has months to complete quality control. Again, this shouldn’t pose a problem. The developer has more than 130 testers working remotely through a private network.