If you’ve been holding out for news on a new The Witcher game, you’re in luck because Cd Projekt Red has confirmed it’s well into development of the fourth instalment. However, before the victory parade proceeds, spare a thought forCyberpunk 2077, which won’t receive any further expansions.Data from the latest Projekt Red financial overview 2023, shows thatThe Witcher4, also known as Polaris, is steadily gaining traction and has been since December 2022. Almost 260 devs are working on the game, with it being the second largest project that the devs are currently working on. Projekt Red’s focus is laser sharp.See Geralt in all his glory inThe Witcher 3: Wild Hunt!Building on from the stats,Projekt Red’s CEO Adam Kicinski laid out in no uncertain terms that the majority of people working onCyberpunk 2077: Phantom Libertywill move over to The Witcher from, approximately, September onwards.AdvertThis is despite the fact that the latest expansion forCyberpunkhas generated a lot of interest from fans who are looking forward to getting back into the game. “The decision has actually been made. As we have announced a long time ago, we’re not going to make a second or third expansion. This is the only expansion of the game, and it has nothing to do with the numbers and how satisfied or not we are with sales or anything of the kind,” Kicinski said.“It’s a technological decision to be honest. This is the last time we’re working on the Red Engine for the time being at least, and in the foreseeable future we are working on the Unreal Engine from Epic. This was one of the key reasons why we decided this was the only one.”As one door closes another opens, and, it could be argued, the door opening is much more enticing and exciting. Sadly, it won’t be theLEGO versionwe’ve been hoping for since seeing an unofficial mockup of what that would look like. However, while Geralt has yet to discover life in LEGO form, he’ll return, as broody as ever.For now, there’s no definitive deadline for whenThe Witcher 4will be released, though we suspect it’ll be quite some time yet. But, as the saying goes, the best things are worth waiting for… apparently.Featured Image Credit: CD Projekt RedTopics:The Witcher,The Witcher 3,CD Projekt Red,PC,Xbox,PlayStation
If you’ve been holding out for news on a new The Witcher game, you’re in luck because Cd Projekt Red has confirmed it’s well into development of the fourth instalment. However, before the victory parade proceeds, spare a thought forCyberpunk 2077, which won’t receive any further expansions.Data from the latest Projekt Red financial overview 2023, shows thatThe Witcher4, also known as Polaris, is steadily gaining traction and has been since December 2022. Almost 260 devs are working on the game, with it being the second largest project that the devs are currently working on. Projekt Red’s focus is laser sharp.See Geralt in all his glory inThe Witcher 3: Wild Hunt!Building on from the stats,Projekt Red’s CEO Adam Kicinski laid out in no uncertain terms that the majority of people working onCyberpunk 2077: Phantom Libertywill move over to The Witcher from, approximately, September onwards.AdvertThis is despite the fact that the latest expansion forCyberpunkhas generated a lot of interest from fans who are looking forward to getting back into the game. “The decision has actually been made. As we have announced a long time ago, we’re not going to make a second or third expansion. This is the only expansion of the game, and it has nothing to do with the numbers and how satisfied or not we are with sales or anything of the kind,” Kicinski said.“It’s a technological decision to be honest. This is the last time we’re working on the Red Engine for the time being at least, and in the foreseeable future we are working on the Unreal Engine from Epic. This was one of the key reasons why we decided this was the only one.”As one door closes another opens, and, it could be argued, the door opening is much more enticing and exciting. Sadly, it won’t be theLEGO versionwe’ve been hoping for since seeing an unofficial mockup of what that would look like. However, while Geralt has yet to discover life in LEGO form, he’ll return, as broody as ever.For now, there’s no definitive deadline for whenThe Witcher 4will be released, though we suspect it’ll be quite some time yet. But, as the saying goes, the best things are worth waiting for… apparently.Featured Image Credit: CD Projekt RedTopics:The Witcher,The Witcher 3,CD Projekt Red,PC,Xbox,PlayStation
If you’ve been holding out for news on a new The Witcher game, you’re in luck because Cd Projekt Red has confirmed it’s well into development of the fourth instalment. However, before the victory parade proceeds, spare a thought forCyberpunk 2077, which won’t receive any further expansions.Data from the latest Projekt Red financial overview 2023, shows thatThe Witcher4, also known as Polaris, is steadily gaining traction and has been since December 2022. Almost 260 devs are working on the game, with it being the second largest project that the devs are currently working on. Projekt Red’s focus is laser sharp.See Geralt in all his glory inThe Witcher 3: Wild Hunt!Building on from the stats,Projekt Red’s CEO Adam Kicinski laid out in no uncertain terms that the majority of people working onCyberpunk 2077: Phantom Libertywill move over to The Witcher from, approximately, September onwards.AdvertThis is despite the fact that the latest expansion forCyberpunkhas generated a lot of interest from fans who are looking forward to getting back into the game. “The decision has actually been made. As we have announced a long time ago, we’re not going to make a second or third expansion. This is the only expansion of the game, and it has nothing to do with the numbers and how satisfied or not we are with sales or anything of the kind,” Kicinski said.“It’s a technological decision to be honest. This is the last time we’re working on the Red Engine for the time being at least, and in the foreseeable future we are working on the Unreal Engine from Epic. This was one of the key reasons why we decided this was the only one.”As one door closes another opens, and, it could be argued, the door opening is much more enticing and exciting. Sadly, it won’t be theLEGO versionwe’ve been hoping for since seeing an unofficial mockup of what that would look like. However, while Geralt has yet to discover life in LEGO form, he’ll return, as broody as ever.For now, there’s no definitive deadline for whenThe Witcher 4will be released, though we suspect it’ll be quite some time yet. But, as the saying goes, the best things are worth waiting for… apparently.
If you’ve been holding out for news on a new The Witcher game, you’re in luck because Cd Projekt Red has confirmed it’s well into development of the fourth instalment. However, before the victory parade proceeds, spare a thought forCyberpunk 2077, which won’t receive any further expansions.
Data from the latest Projekt Red financial overview 2023, shows thatThe Witcher4, also known as Polaris, is steadily gaining traction and has been since December 2022. Almost 260 devs are working on the game, with it being the second largest project that the devs are currently working on. Projekt Red’s focus is laser sharp.
See Geralt in all his glory inThe Witcher 3: Wild Hunt!
Building on from the stats,Projekt Red’s CEO Adam Kicinski laid out in no uncertain terms that the majority of people working onCyberpunk 2077: Phantom Libertywill move over to The Witcher from, approximately, September onwards.
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This is despite the fact that the latest expansion forCyberpunkhas generated a lot of interest from fans who are looking forward to getting back into the game. “The decision has actually been made. As we have announced a long time ago, we’re not going to make a second or third expansion. This is the only expansion of the game, and it has nothing to do with the numbers and how satisfied or not we are with sales or anything of the kind,” Kicinski said.
“It’s a technological decision to be honest. This is the last time we’re working on the Red Engine for the time being at least, and in the foreseeable future we are working on the Unreal Engine from Epic. This was one of the key reasons why we decided this was the only one.”
As one door closes another opens, and, it could be argued, the door opening is much more enticing and exciting. Sadly, it won’t be theLEGO versionwe’ve been hoping for since seeing an unofficial mockup of what that would look like. However, while Geralt has yet to discover life in LEGO form, he’ll return, as broody as ever.
For now, there’s no definitive deadline for whenThe Witcher 4will be released, though we suspect it’ll be quite some time yet. But, as the saying goes, the best things are worth waiting for… apparently.
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