Fans could be in for yet another banger from the studio behind The Witcher and Cyberpunk 2077, though it's unknown when.
CD Projekt RED is providing "creative oversight to safeguard the quality of the Witcher experience," says joint CEO Michał Nowakowski.
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is getting a new expansion in 2027 but the new trilogy may have to wait even longer for additional content.
"The core thing from our perspective is delivering a high-quality, fun experience to the existing fans of The Witcher," says CD Projekt.
CD Projekt Joint CEO Michał Nowakowski also compares it to Blood and Wine in scope, but "it really depends on how you're going to play."
CD Projekt RED says once again that Geralt's new adventure, releasing in 2027, is indeed an "expansion, let's make it clear."
The expansion could get its first proper trailer at Gamescom Opening Night Live and even more details when the show floor opens.
CD Projekt sees "great potential" in the upcoming expansion to become "the first encounter" with the universe for many players.
"Just to be clear - it's not a DLC. It's an expansion. You know why? Because we do expansions. Big, massive, monster!" says past Elba.
The announcement was planned for the Blood and Wine 5th Anniversary Stream before the studio "found something we didn't yet expect."
With its next update, the open-world action RPG will run only on solid-state drives and DirectX 12 while requiring Windows 11 64-bit.
Geralt of Rivia returns for a new adventure on Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC with more details to be revealed later this Summer.
Is this a simple celebration for one of the greatest expansions ever, or will CD Projekt finally announce the long-rumored third DLC?
The creative heads behind the ten-episode anime from Studio Trigger will also delve into some behind-the-scenes details.
Paweł Sasko wrote about having to figure out the narrative behind the game's iconic quest lines, like the one with The Bloody Baron.
"Unlike in the past, now, today our knowledge isn't locked between specific teams' permissions," says CDPR's Adrian Fulneczek.
The Molasses Flood-developed multiplayer spin-off to The Witcher could be making significant steps forward after its 2023 reboot.
Zdeněk Glatz had worked at Warhorse Studios for 8 years on both Kingdom Come: Deliverance games as level designer and writer.
Despite no more story DLC or regular content updates, CD Projekt RED continues to support the beloved RPG, over five years later.
PSSR Support, up to 90 FPS for those with VRR displays, full ray tracing, and many other improvements await PS5 Pro owners.
