CD Projekt Reports: PC Dominates Sales for The Witcher and Cyberpunk
CD Projekt has released comprehensive financial reports revealing significant sales performance for its two flagship franchises, The Witcher series and Cyberpunk 2077. The data shows both series continuing to demonstrate strong commercial momentum with impressive sales figures across multiple platforms. According to the report, PC platforms have emerged as the dominant sales channel for both franchises, consistently accounting for over half of all units sold. This trend highlights the growing importance of PC gaming for major role-playing game releases and provides valuable insights into current market distribution patterns.
As of May 2025, The Witcher series has officially surpassed 85 million units sold worldwide. The third installment, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, leads with 60 million units sold, representing approximately 71% of the series’ total sales. The original The Witcher has reached 10 million units, while The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings stands at 15 million units. These figures demonstrate the enduring popularity of the fantasy RPG series nearly a decade after the release of its most successful title, with The Witcher 3 maintaining its position as one of the best-selling role-playing games of all time.
Updated statistics through November 26, 2025, reveal Cyberpunk 2077 has achieved 35 million sales for the base game, with its Phantom Liberty expansion reaching 10 million units. The combined 45 million units represent a remarkable recovery for the title following its challenging launch period. The data indicates sustained interest in the cyberpunk-themed RPG, particularly following the release of the expansion and numerous updates that have improved the overall experience for players across all platforms.
The platform breakdown shows PC dominating sales for both franchises. For Cyberpunk 2077, PC accounts for 51% of sales, followed by PlayStation at 29%, Nintendo Switch 2 at 10%, and Xbox at 9%. The Witcher 3 shows similar patterns with PC at 55%, PlayStation at 25%, and Xbox and Nintendo Switch each at 10%. The report notes that PC’s market position has strengthened significantly over the past decade, with The Witcher 3 originally launching with PlayStation 4 as the leading platform in 2015. This shift demonstrates PC’s evolution into the primary platform for major RPG releases, offering developers a stable and growing user base compared to the cyclical nature of console generations. The data suggests PC gaming continues to gain importance for premium single-player experiences, a trend worth monitoring for future major releases.
