Job ads have revealed potential details on the spinoff, which will seemingly also include multiple game modes, a branching storyline, and more.
However, the company reiterates that it currently has no plans for a second season of the highly-acclaimed Netflix anime.
CD Projekt RED confirms the upcoming remake will be a fully open world game. The developer describes it as "a modern reimagining."
Formerly known as Project Canis Majoris, the remake is in the early stages of development at Fool's Theory, led by ex-Witcher developers.
After a tough couple of years, what must the Polish company do to win back the trust of the masses?
It looks like CD Projekt RED doesn't plan on repeating the mistakes it made during Cyberpunk 2077's development.
CD Projekt RED it will implement multiplayer in "most of" its future titles in order to "enrich the single player experience."
"Like the first saga was three games, so now we are thinking about more than one game," said CD Projekt's Adam Kiciński about the new saga.
The Polish studio confirms that in addition to The Witcher series' next instalment, another AAA project has also entered development.
Though it's going to be several years before the next Witcher game launches, we're already hoping for it to make some key changes.
CDPR recently announced that it's switching to Unreal Engine 5, which already offers "advanced multiplayer solutions".
CD Projekt announces The Witcher 3 has sold over 40 million units worldwide, with the series having collectively sold over 65 million.
Director Jason Slama cites the need for a "really stable environment" to make changes without breaking "1,600 other places down the line."
Jason Slama, who's been confirmed as the game director of the upcoming Witcher sequel, says CD Projekt RED is going to avoid crunch during the project's development.
Despite its partnership with Epic Games, CD Projekt RED is "not planning on making the game exclusive to one storefront."
Cyberpunk 2077's expansion is still being made on REDengine, but the next The Witcher game and other future projects will be built on Unreal Engine.
CD Projekt RED confirms that it's developing the next mainline game in The Witcher series, and that it'll kick off a new saga.
"The first attempt will be something we can learn from and then add more and more, so step by step we want to open doors to multiplayer," says CD Projekt president Adam Kiciński.
CD Projekt president Adam Kiciński says the Polish studio is gearing up to begin AAA development on projects in both IPs next year.
You can expect behind-the-scenes looks at the games and the Netflix series, additional news and reveals, and more, but don't expect a new game announcement.
