CD Projekt Red’s chief executive says the studio still views its “redemption arc” after the troubled launch of Cyberpunk 2077 as incomplete. Both outlets report that CEO Michał Nowakowski acknowledges the company has made progress since launch, but he does not believe the work is done. The comments are framed as part of an ongoing internal assessment of how the studio should continue rebuilding trust with players following Cyberpunk 2077’s early problems.
The reports also connect that perspective to upcoming plans. In particular, both sources note that Nowakowski points to The Witcher 4 as a key part of the studio’s efforts moving forward, implying that the next major release will play a role in demonstrating the studio’s continued progress. While the outlets recognize that CD Projekt Red retains a strong public profile—especially through the long-term attention surrounding The Witcher 3—they emphasize that the CEO’s position remains that additional steps are needed before the studio considers its redemption complete. The statements focus on the studio’s goals rather than outlining specific timelines or new commitments.
