Head of CD Projekt RED Adam Badowski stated that, “For CD Projekt RED, RPGs are all about telling amazing stories. We want to give players the power to tell the same kind of non-linear, branching stories that made The Witcher games so popular.

“Our fans have helped us for years to make our games the best they can be, and REDkit is part of embracing our community as a partner in game development.”

Some of the features of REDkit include the SpeedTree foliage system and other terrain creation tools, assets and models from The Witcher 2, the ability to create dynamic day and night cycles, story-telling tools to create branching plots and quests, dialogue cameras, NPC creation and much, much more.

CD Projekt RED community manager Marcin Momot stated on the forums, “Just a word of clarification. We were running some tests on the website and it went public for a brief moment. “Please give us just a little bit more time (it’s almost here!). We apologize for the confusion.”

As of now, no official release date is available. The RedKit is the developer’s attempt to make modding simpler, allowing gamers to create their own quests and worlds complete with complex storylines. The Witcher 2’s kit features assets, textures, shaders, animations, SFX and more from the game to be used as users see fit.

Access to the tools has been blocked following the accidental release. But stay tuned for when it does officially release.

Source: EDGE