The "Cyber punk 2077" lawsuit ends, and CDPR compensates $1.85 million to investors.

CTOnews.com, January 6 (Xinhua)-- CDPR has been sued by investor groups because there were too many Bug at the beginning of the launch of the mainframe version of Cyberpunk 2077. Investors thought they had concealed the launch status of Cyberpunk 2077 and caused them to suffer financial losses. The case has now been settled.

According to the court's public settlement rules, CDPR was eventually awarded $1.85 million in damages without having to bear the rest of the litigation costs. CTOnews.com understands that the $1.85 million includes settlement administration fees, taxes, legal fees and costs, and will be compensated by investors who bought CDPR shares between January 16 and December 17, 2020.

In fact, the plaintiffs claimed that they could lose as much as $11 million in false publicity (mainly about running on XBOX ONE and PS4 hosts) because of the game's poor performance.

Controversy aside, Cyberpunk 2077 has performed much better than it did when it was released, thanks to remedies by developers, and thanks to the release of the derived anime Fringe Walker, the game's popularity has reached an all-time high. CDPR has announced that it is developing a sequel to cyber punk, the game expansion Shadow of the past, which you will be looking forward to.