Summary
Cyberpunk 2077is currently available at 50% off viaSteamand Xbox Store. The recently introduced discount brings it down to $29.99, matching its lowest-ever price on bothSteamand the Microsoft-operated storefront.
CD Projekt Red has beentreating the PC version ofCyberpunk 2077to half-off discountson a near-monthly basis for years. The first such promotion dates back to late November 2021, having debuted just a few weeks shy of the open-world RPG’s first anniversary.
Yet another such offer went live in mid-May 2024, once again bringingCyberpunk 2077down to $29.99 on both Steam and Xbox Store. The promo marks the 27th occasion on which the Steam version of the game is available at this price point, where it will stay until next Sunday, May 26. Meanwhile, the Xbox sale is set to run a day longer. Aside fromCyberpunk 2077being the cheapest it has ever beenright now, so, too, is its Phantom Liberty expansion once again available at its historically low price of $25.49.
$29.99
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$25.49
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$51.04
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$53.59
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Those who haven’t yet experienced the base game may instead want to look toward therecently debutedCyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition. The definitive version of the acclaimed dystopian RPG has also dropped to its historically low price as part of the new sale, which is $51.04 on Steam and $53.59 on the Xbox Store. The Ultimate Edition is, hence, currently 8% more affordable than buying the game and Phantom Liberty separately on Steam. The equivalent Xbox Store savings amount to 3.4%, or $1.89.
While the game had a rather rough launch that was held back by last-gen console performance issues and multi-platform bugs, CDPR largely managed to rebound from that controversy. Following years of bug fixes, content drops, and general improvements, the RPG is currently sitting at nearly 653,000 “Very Positive” user reviews on Steam. That redemption arc didn’t come cheap, withCDPR recently revealing it spent over $125 million on fixingCyberpunk 2077.
The company repeatedly said that it is adamant to learn from the game’s troubled launch, which has already prompted it to overhaul its development practices in an effort not to repeat such costly mistakes in the future. The Polish studio’s first attempt at delivering a more polished day-one game will be Project Polaris, which is the official codename of the fourthThe Witchergame. Pitched as the first entry in the second trilogy based on Andrzej Sapkowski’s popular fantasy book series, Project Polaris has entered full-scale development in early 2024 and is currently projected to hit the market circa 2027.
Steam
Steam is a digital video game storefront and program developed by Valve that allows gamers to purchase, play, and mod their titles all through one convenient program.
