Whether it's the lighting rework, the addition of Path Tracing, denser foliage, or impressive high-end performance, CD Projekt RED delivers.
From an updated Photo Mode UI to reforging equipment to change its appearance, the free upgrade is a massive game-changer.
CDPR is seemingly sparing no effort to make Geralt’s final adventure in The Continent one that’s worthy of his legendary presence in it. We’re thrilled, of course.
This year’s biggest release might have just seen the rise of a very unusual challenger, one that has been around almost as long as the wait for that new game has gone on.
CDPR’s free upgrade offers plenty to enjoy ahead of Geralt’s final adventure, making the Continent feel at home among today’s best open worlds.
The Continent’s a big place, and your hard drives need to account for that and all the new bells and whistles it’s bringing to the table.
The Continent has a lot to offer, but some of its best stories are among the biggest reasons we’re going back for another round with Geralt.
Ciri must make difficult decisions and deal with the consequences as she begins her own journey in CD Projekt RED's sequel.
The massive (and free) overhaul to CD Projekt RED's acclaimed action RPG will be available at 3 AM PDT on September 29th.
Fans say the comparison doesn't do Remastered version any favors since it lacks the original's atmosphere and aesthetic.
Could there be more to CD Projekt Red’s revival of a beloved classic than nostalgia? We think there’s a method to the madness.
Xbox Series X/S players diving into the title with the upcoming update will receive a free PC copy on the Microsoft Store.
Don’t call it an apology for Cyberpunk 2077’s launch state. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Remastered is CD Projekt Red firing on all creative cylinders.
Michał Nowakowski also spoke about how CD Projekt RED and Epic Games worked on Unreal Engine 5 for The Witcher 4 together.
Director Jakub Rokosz reveals that "a few things had to click together", and the remaster helped in addressing various issues.
Director Jakub Rokosz spoke about how intertwined the development of Songs of the Past and the remaster have been in a new interview.
The studio behind the expansion wanted to pay more attention to Dandelion since the character is often simply seen as comic relief.
Joint CEO Michał Nowakowski says there are a "lot of milestones" internally, but the focus is on the "actual making till its release date."
The development team currently has over 30 developers on the project, but it's looking to add up to 50 more before 2026 ends.
Last week's reveal trailer did wonders for CD Projekt RED's next expansion, launching in 2027 for current-gen consoles and PC.
