By 2027, the company plans to have more than 450 developers working on the Cyberpunk 2077 sequel across its various studios.
"I think we're still sticking to what was in The Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk 2077," said CD Projekt RED joint CEO Michał Nowakowski.
"They're showing me what's happening with, you know, some of the TV or radio or whatever stuff," said Mike Pondsmith in a recent stream.
"Contact me," said the series creator in a special CD Projekt RED stream regarding bringing back the actor to portray Silverhand.
The job of a Lead Network Engineer would involve working on network architecture and infrastructure for seamless online experiences.
Engineering production manager Jan Hermanowicz spoke about the new technology allowing for quicker iteration at CD Projekt RED.
"We cannot do so many things we would love to do, that we are tempted to do," said CD Projekt RED co-founder Marcin Iwiński.
CD Projekt RED PR manager Ola Sondej said that the studio was merely using Cyberpunk 2 as a way to talk about a new game in the series.
Michał Nowakowski also revealed that the development pipeline tends to differ for each game, and "many variables" influence the outcome.
Codenamed Project Orion, the sequel to Cyberpunk 2077, was revealed to have been in the early development stage last year.
"I remember looking at it and going, 'Yeah, I understand the feel that you're going for, and this really does work,'" said Mike Pondsmith.
CDPRED previously said it hadn't decided whether the sequel would follow in its predecessor's footsteps with a first-person camera.
While Cyberpunk 2077's open world is impressive, its sequel might up the ante thanks to more reactive and vivid NPC crowds.
Project Orion associate game director Paweł Sasko reiterates the next mainline Witcher title will begin production this year.
After joining CD Projekt RED last month, Mary Kenney is pitching stories, writing dialogue, creating quests and more for the upcoming sequel.
The upcoming sequel's associate game director Paweł Sasko feels the first game " didn't push the envelope far enough in some places."
There are no longer any developers at CD Projekt RED who are working on Cyberpunk 2077, the company has revealed.
Ex-Blizzard Entertainment, Ubisoft Massive, WB Games and BioWare developers are also involved in the highly-anticipated sequel.
The sequel, which is currently in the conceptual design stage, will have around 80 people working on it by the end of the year.
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