While we won’t be getting any more Cyberpunk 2077 achievements to collect in Night City, CD Projekt Red left us with the fantastic Phantom Liberty DLC to enjoy while we wait for the next game from the developer. According to the open-world Xbox game’s senior quest designer Paweł Sasko, Cyberpunk 2077’s “negative reception” was a boon for its Phantom Liberty DLC.Process changes made after Cyberpunk 2077’s launch helped its Phantom Liberty DLC”Phantom Liberty worked significantly better at its launch because we completely changed the production style, something that couldn’t have been possible if the initial reception of the game wasn’t as negative as it was,” Sasko told The Gamer. “It changed me and us as a studio.”CD Project has now stopped developing new content for Cyberpunk 2077 as it focuses on other projects. The majority of the company’s developers are now working on the next Witcher game, currently codenamed Polaris, but a team of 56 are already hard at work on the next Cyberpunk game, with Sasko now in the position of associate game director. Alongside those two, CD Projekt has another 39 developers working on Project Sirius, which is said to be a Witcher spin-off with multiplayer elements. The company plans to release its games more frequently in the future, so it’ll hopefully not be too long until we hear something about its next Witcher game.For now, if you fancy diving into a new world, take a look at our list of the best Xbox RPGs.
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