The Witcher 3 sales on Steam have exceeded $50 million for the period between October 2018 & today

CD Projekt RED has announced that the sales for Steam version of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt have exceeded $50 million. That’s for the period between October 1st, 2018, and today. Do note that The Witcher 3 came out in 2015 on the PC.

In short, and after three years, the game was able to bring an additional of $50 million. That’s a lot of money and shows the strong legs of this particular title. Also note that $50 million is the accumulated revenue from the game’s sales on Steam. Accumulated earnings is the sum of a company’s profits, after dividend payments, since the company’s inception.

As a result, CD Projekt RED is now getting 80% on any subsequent sales of The Witcher 3 on Steam.

While Geralt’s story has ended with The Witcher 3, CD Projekt RED wants to explore its word via spin offs. Or at least that’s its plan. However, don’t expect a new triple-A The Witcher game anytime soon. After all, the team is busy right now with Cyberpunk 2077.

So yeah, congratulations to both CD Projekt RED and The Witcher 3!

29 thoughts on “The Witcher 3 sales on Steam have exceeded $50 million for the period between October 2018 & today”

  1. Off-topic:

    Major performance improvements (up to 100% in some games!) with CEMU version 1.17.2 for several games that are now able to use the multi-core compiler. Public release is tomorrow.

  2. Soyny fanboy bizzysgs earlier today:
    “Steam is a relic of the past”

    CD Projekt RED:
    ‘sales for the Steam version of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt have exceeded $50 million’

    ?

          1. I mean it’s fine that you have a GOG copy(so is mine), I’m just not a fan of misinformation about how Steam functions. I recently picked up Daemon X Machina and boneworks, and to my surprise both of those games don’t have steamworks attached.

          2. So you’re saying that the Steam version of the Witcher 3 can be install on a machine without Steam having to be installed?

          3. Well no, but if you were to move the game to another folder and uninstall Steam, the game will still boot up.

          4. I am pro Steam by the way. I wouldn’t use anything except Steam or GOG for anything, but with reference to the Witcher 3, I wondered why anyone would buy the game on Steam as apposed to GOG where the game is completely free of cumbersome DRM, and you directly ensure that GOG gets the full cut of the game, of which they richly deserve. Thank you for clearing up the Steam facts and figures for me.

          5. It’s probably down to store preference honestly. It can also be what games get better updates

  3. Well deserved. Witcher 3 was a masterpiece and people claiming otherwise have serious issues. Downgrade? Whatever. Even if it was as the angry baby men say, it was so damn beautiful.

  4. Blood and Wine had the whiff of fajjotry in one of the fist fights. After you slap some trannie looking Dyke, she asks if Geralt will make fun of her. His response is straight out of a SJW soundbite handbook.

    The TV show was absolute dogshit.

    1. that scene with that black guy and that woman riding him with people clapping in the background. That was the magnum opus of the writer saying she put that there to congratulate europe for sop being racist while the crowd at the back is america clapping.

  5. it’d have been sold only 5% if it was console exclusive games.. thats what developer get if they put their good games on pc..

  6. Xerxes you’re a dirtbag refugee, I bet the liberal cucks that let you stay at their farm bought your islamic a*s the PC you’re bragging about on your steam page.

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