You thought you were done with the Continent. But did you ever stop to wonder whether the Continent was done with you? Not if CD Projekt Red has anything to say about it.
CD Projekt RED notes the remake will be "built on the foundation laid by The Witcher 4," which is currently targeting a 2028 launch.
Co-CEO of the studio, Michał Nowakowski, said that the remaster happened while the team was working on Songs of the Past.
In less than three years, CD Projekt RED's critically acclaimed Cyberpunk 2077 expansion continues to reach new heights.
"With the newer rendering engine, many of the systems just work faster," said CD Projekt RED executive producer Jakub Kutrzuba.
"When we launch, if PS5 and Xbox Series X/S are what people are playing, we're going to be there," says Michał Nowakowski.
"We’re going to have a box that’s going to have some feelies in it. Something you’re going to be wanting to open up and enjoy."
The Witcher 3’s lingering flaws could finally be left behind as CD Projekt prepares the classic for the future.
The Remastered version of The Witcher 3 has raised the required PC specs quite a bit due to the various incoming visual improvements.
The entire package, featuring the base game and both expansions, jumps to $49.99 on Steam ahead of its free upgrade in September.
When it resurfaced, the team began "digging deeper and growing" the expansion over time, says Fool's Theory CEO Jakub Rokosz.
The Songs of the Past will bring a massive new region to The Witcher 3, along with a new story, enemies, and the Chain weapon.
Out of nowhere, CD Projekt RED has announced sweeping changes and improvements to visuals, the skill tree, movement, and more.
Geralt is back on the Path, this time investigating secrets and dark tidings in Letten when the expansion launches next year.
"I know it's a bit of a wait, but let the team cook. It will be worth the wait," says CD Projekt RED's Michał Nowakowski.
Airing from 10 AM to 7 PM CEST from August 26th to 30th, it will also feature guests, behind-the-scenes snippets, and interviews.
These are the latest in line for the multiplayer spin-off based on The Witcher, which saw 29 developers departing in May 2023.
CD Projekt RED will offer a "glimpse" at the expansion, which launches next year and promises a Blood and Wine-sized adventure.
"The pace and scale of the entire project would immediately change," said Artus Ganszyniec about the remake's open-world design.
CD Projekt RED's Michał Nowakowski praised its "incredible, lasting strength" and called it a "great foundation" for upcoming projects.
