CD Projekt Red just doesn't seem to catch a break right now, do they?
According to Eurogamer, the embattled Polish developer and publisher is still dealing with the consequences of a hack that leaked out game source does, console SDKs, and even internal dev videos online. Now, these data are being shared all over the internet with impunity, even after a supposed "dark web auction" already sold them off.
So far, all of the data lost in that initial cyberattack (perpetuated by a so-called "HelloKitty" ransomware) are still being shared in private channels. But who knows? Over time, the data might eventually find its way to publicly accessible social media posts and forums. It's also still unclear why the data is being released after the "dark web auction" that sold them off for millions, though.
'Cyberpunk 2077' Patch Plans Still Alive?
Earlier this year, CD Projekt Red revealed that they're not giving up on "Cyberpunk 2077," further reiterating that they want it to be the studio's bread-and-butter franchise along with "The Witcher."
As such, the game looks like it's still due for the next big patch after Patch 1.2, which fixed a ton of bugs but still left out a lot more. According to GameRant, the next patch for the game is coming within the next few weeks. It won't be the big one, however, and will likely only be a hotfix. CDPR Group CEO Adam Kiciński, however, confirms that the next few months will have the studio focus on enhancing the overall experience further.
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Written by RJ Pierce
