The standing Cyberpunk beat, and this one is a redemption story with receipts.
## Forty million deep As of July 2026 Cyberpunk 2077 has sold more than 40 million copies worldwide - a five-million jump over the last tracking window. For a game that launched broken in 2020 and got pulled off a storefront, that number is the whole arc in one stat. It's now selling at a faster clip than The Witcher 3 did, and Witcher 3 sits above 60 million as one of the best-selling games ever.
## The Switch 2 did work A big chunk of the recent run came from Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition landing on Nintendo Switch 2 and macOS. A game this heavy running on a handheld pulled in a whole new crowd, and the Ultimate bundle - base game plus Phantom Liberty - made the buy easy. Right platform, right price, right time.
## They still won't quit The part that matters for the lane: CD Projekt keeps saying the RPG isn't done. Every time fans call a patch the last one, another shows up. That's a studio treating a single-player game like a living thing years after launch, which is exactly the opposite of the abandon-and-move-on model. It also keeps the world warm for the sequel.
## Why it's the fixture Cyberpunk always gets a beat on this show. Today it's not a trailer or a card - it's proof. A game left for dead turned into a 40-million-copy comeback because the studio kept showing up. That's the story we ride for.
## Sources - RPG Site - Cyberpunk 2077 has sold 40 million copies worldwide - TechRadar - Cyberpunk 2077 beat The Witcher 3 to a major sales milestone - Nintendo Life - Cyberpunk 2077 reaches 40 million copies sold

