On Steam, Cyberpunk 2077 has now reached 90% Positive Reviews, for the first time since its release almost two years ago. Now CD Projekt RED has yet another reason to celebrate: Cyberpunk 2077 has crossed the 90 percent-positive mark on Steam over the past 30 days. Cyberpunk 2077 had a very disastrous launch, player numbers were down, but with an adaptation that brought fire, it is once again popular, with sales exceeding 20 million copies.
Cyberpunk 2077 is available on the Steam platform, Cyberpunk 2077 has received a great 14,974 reviews over the last month, you will be happy to know 90% of the 14, are positive. Now, when you take a look at Steams aggregated reviews from users for Cyberpunk 2077 over the last 30 days (and they are almost 15000), it all adds up to a very positive one, with 90% of players giving Cyberpunk 2077 the thumbs-up. The game struggled a lot in its launch days but CDPR slowly patched its way into a great game, it still isn’t what was promised but it is enjoyable.
The game’s Steam reviews are consistently either negative or mixed, but it seems new buyers don’t seem to be having any issues with the game’s current release. While that total, including all the prior scores, remains largely positive at 77%, the latest reviews are up to 90%. In other words, Cyberpunk 2077’s latest review is buoyed by a recent update, an announcement about the major expansion, Phantom Freedom, and the release of the Cyberpunk Edgerunners anime series. After releasing a stable update and major bug-fixing attempts from the CDPRs developer team, Cyberpunk 2077 feels like an entirely new game.
A recent 50%-off promotion (PS24.99, down from PS49.99) has seen Cyberpunk 2077 rocket into the number two spot on Steam’s best-selling games chart just below Football Manager 2022 and has generated an abundance of positively-reviewed reviews recently posted by players.
With 20 million sales, and the mood around Cyberpunk 2077 now swinging back to positivity, I do not think it should have to continue living as the pariah it has been over the past couple of years. With 20 million sales and now the recent reviews finally being positive around Cyberpunk, I do not think it has to live forever as the disappointment it is been for the last two years. That is why, after two years after its release, the game has reached an important milestone.
Edgerunner is great on Netflix, but it is not responsible for that result, but it is responsible for getting people playing Cyberpunk 2077 post-patch 1.6, which was a culmination of the many, many patches that preceded61.5 that fixed some of the biggest problems with the game.
