It’s been clear for some time now that The Witcher 4 – or no matter it finally ends up being known as – goes to be the following massive recreation within the pipeline for CD Projekt RED. Having been in pre-production for some time, as of earlier this yr, the plan was for the undertaking to enter full manufacturing someday in 2024 itself- and it appears the sport is making enough progress to have the ability to persist with that timeline.
That’s as per CD Projekt CFO Piotr Nielubowicz, who revealed within the firm’s current quarterly monetary briefing that the following Witcher recreation, which has greater than 400 folks presently engaged on it, will quickly exit pre-production and enter the total manufacturing part.
“The Polaris staff – working laborious on the following recreation within the Witcher saga – made substantial progress, which can quickly allow us to wrap up pre-production and take this undertaking to the total manufacturing part.”
Nielubowicz additionally touched on Orion, the sequel to Cyberpunk 2077, which remains to be in early improvement at CD Projekt’s new Boston studio.
“The previous six months have been additionally a busy time for our studio in Boston. There, a gaggle of CD Projekt RED veterans, now assisted by freshly employed proficient builders, is laying the groundwork for an additional Cyberpunk game- codenamed Orion.”
Earlier this month, actor Doug Cockle – who voiced protagonist Geralt of Rivia in earlier Witcher titles – revealed that the character will return within the collection’ upcoming subsequent instalment, although not as the first protagonist. Learn extra on that by right here.
