CD Projekt has triumphantly announced that its flagship game, Cyberpunk 2077, has smashed through the 40 million copies sold barrier. This impressive figure represents a substantial increase of 5 million sales since November 2021 when it previously hit 35 million. The success story comes after the game's tumultuous launch in 2020, which was met with consumer backlash over alleged misleading marketing materials and poor performance on consoles. Sony even removed the title from the PlayStation Store due to its disastrous state. However, CD Projekt persevered, diligently working to rectify Cyberpunk 2077's issues and rebuild trust with its fanbase. Co-CEO Michał Nowakowski recently suggested that while CD Projekt has made significant strides towards redemption, the full arc may not yet be complete. Nowakowski celebrated the sales achievement on social media, praising Cyberpunk 2077 as a testament to CD Projekt's knack for crafting high-quality, immersive stories that captivate players for years. He also hinted at upcoming projects set in the same universe, including the much-anticipated anime series, Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2, slated for release this fall. Additionally, CD Projekt is hard at work on Cyberpunk 2, with 163 team members currently dedicated to the project. Mike Pondsmith, creator of Cyberpunk, has shared some intriguing details about the sequel, revealing a new city that he describes as "Chicago gone wrong." Keanu Reeves, who played Johnny Silverhand in the original game, has expressed interest in reprising his role in the sequel. However, fans may have to wait until at least 2030 for Cyberpunk 2's release, as CD Projekt focuses on The Witcher 4 in the meantime. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt continues to outshine Cyberpunk 2077 with a staggering 65 million sales and an upcoming expansion scheduled for next year.