Several investors have a so-called class action lawsuit (a class action lawsuit) filed against Polish developer CD Projekt Red for breaching promises and spreading misleading information about the state of Cyberpunk 2077 on consoles.
Since the game’s release, developer CD Projekt Red hasn’t had it easy, and it’s largely due to itself. The developer had told investors that the game ran ‘exceptionally well’ on consoles, which turned out to be completely wrong because the game is plagued by so many bugs that Sony has even decided to no longer offer the game through the PlayStation Store. In addition, the CD Projekt Red also banned popular streamers from streaming the game early to prevent potential players from canceling their pre-orders.
The entire circus surrounding the release of Cyberpunk 2077 has not only cost CD Projekt Red a lot of money in recent weeks, but investors also saw their money disappear like snow in the sun. At the request of several investors, law firms in Los Angeles and New York have now officially taken the Cyberpunk 2077 developer to court to answer them. As long as that ends well …
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