Dying Light 2 was finally released earlier this year, and the post-apocalyptic open-world action RPG has been a huge success in the months since. Players’ comments on the game were mostly positive, with sales reaching 5 million sets in the first month. The success of Dying Light 2 has also resulted in healthy financial growth for developer Techland. In fact, its market valuation appears to have surpassed that of CD Projekt.
According to Business Insider Poland, Techland has an implied market capitalization of 10.56 billion zlotys, while CD Projekt’s valuation has plummeted by more than 75% since the launch of “Cyberpunk 2077” to less than 10 billion zlotys.
It is important to note that, unlike CD Projekt, Techland is not a public company. The former is valued based on its stock price, which has fallen sharply, while the latter is based on “compensation for voting to redeem shares this year.” Techland also reportedly expects a profit of more than 624 million zlotys.
Of course, Techland also had many problems before the official release of “Dying Light 2”. The game has been delayed many times since it was announced in 2018. Since then, there have been many reports that the development of “Dying Light 2” is in trouble, and the work behind it is Poor room management, etc.
Techland is currently developing the first major DLC for Dying Light 2, which is scheduled to be released in September. The Nintendo Switch cloud version of Dying Light 2 is expected to launch later this year.
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