Things ain’t lookin’ too good for Penis 3.
Well, Cyberpunk 2077 finally released… and that led to a precipitous drop in CD Projekt Red’s stocks.
Per Gamesindustry.biz, their stocks, which previously sat at PLN (Polish złoty) 443 earlier in December, are now at PLN 313.9, a roughly 23% drop.
As to why? Well, the review embargo lifted before the game released. and the embargo lift itself saw their stocks drop some amount. The game’s release on December 10th did little to help this, seeing the stocks drop from PLN 390.6 to PLN 362 at that time. Not only that, but the game is plagued with issues, from bugs, to the fact that it simply doesn’t run well on anything but the highest-grade hardware available. If you, say, pre-ordered the game on Xbox One of PS4, you’re not having a great time of it right now.
Earlier in the year, they were riding high with their stocks at PLN 460 .8 and a market cap of PLN 42.5 billion. Though the delays and word of crunch whittled away at those numbers over the year.
Here’s hoping some patches fix things. And, you know, also financially.
Source: IGN
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