Will Cyberpunk 2 confirm Cyberpunk 2077’s full potential? The developers are taking the matter seriously and are promising a sequel that will be broadcast heavily.
The sequel to Cyberpunk 2077, dubbed Project Orion behind the scenes, aims to go beyond its predecessors and make an impression. CD Projekt Red reworks to deliver a spectacular Cyberpunk 2.
Cyberpunk 2, a bigger hit than Cyberpunk 2077?
For Cyberpunk 2, CD Projekt Red doesn’t do things by halves. The studio will mobilize 350 to 500 people to carry out this project. A significant number of developers, which is normal considering the size of the game.
The North American studio will consist of teams from Boston and Vancouver, with support from developers in Poland. As for the question of the total number of staff required for such a production, I think Cyberpunk 2077, our latest release, is the best point of comparison given the staffing requirements for development and future projects of this magnitude. Without risking too much, we can say that we should need 350 to 550 developers.
Piotr Nielubowicz, CFO, via IGN.
Paweł Sasko, the quest director who recently spoke about the CP2077 disaster, will fly to Boston to fully focus on Cyberpunk 2 to deliver one “Breaking Game”.
I see you’re asking me the question, so I want to get things straight. After the release of the Phantom Liberty DLC, my main focus will be on the new Cyberpunk 2077 project, codenamed Orion. I’m moving to Boston with the team responsible for Cyberpunk 2077 to start a new studio and be the base of the North American team. In collaboration with the Vancouver team and the Warsaw team, we’re going to deliver a game that rocks.
Paweł Sasko, quest leader, via VGC.
There is more than what they say!
