Players will be able to make mods for The Witcher 3, ranging from items and weapons to full-fledged quests using the modding tools.
"We will be adding new gameplay elements and new mechanics that you have not seen in our previous games," says co-CEO Michał Nowakowski.
However, the studio isn't ruling out implementing in-game monetization in any future multiplayer products.
CD Projekt has revealed that it is in the process of looking into potentially licensing out its IP to smaller studios for mobile games.
The trial offers five hours of game time and won't be on PC players for "technical reasons." It also only includes the base game.
In 2023, the action RPG and its expansion raked in roughly $206 million in revenue, CD Projekt has revealed.
Meanwhile, Cyberpunk 2 and Fool's Theory remake of the first Witcher are both in the concept stage of production.
Current-gen console players can experience five hours of the base game until March 31st, 11:59 PM PDT, without paying a single cent.
"It's possible that there's some other little thing that comes in here or there," says game director Gabe Amatangelo.
All platforms also faced a bug that prevented using the menu, inventory, fast travel, stash and holocalls, but it's now fixed.
Ex-Blizzard Entertainment, Ubisoft Massive, WB Games and BioWare developers are also involved in the highly-anticipated sequel.
Meanwhile, Fools Theory wants to highlight "the parts that are great, should be retained, or are direct key pillars that can't be discarded."
The action RPG's newest patch also addresses a number of technical issues, quest-specific progression blocking bugs, and more.
It will address the "most common issues reported by players," including Finisher animations, with more details coming soon.
The first instalment in the fantasy series' next trilogy will have around 400 people working on it by the middle of this year.
The sequel, which is currently in the conceptual design stage, will have around 80 people working on it by the end of the year.
The studio has also confirmed its AAA dark fantasy action RPG has entered the alpha stage, and that more details will be revealed later this year.
CD Projekt RED joint CEO Michał Nowakowski says it's "proof to us that solid content that people are happy with is the way to go."
The expansion launched in September 2023 for Xbox Series X/S, PS5 and PC and received extensive acclaim from critics and fans.
"We have ambitious plans and we are passionate about what we do. We value our independence," says chief strategy officer Adam Kiciński.
