CD Projekt RED is slowly ramping up production on the next Witcher title, with almost half the studio now working on the game.
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Some developers will support Phantom Liberty after it launches in September. Others will shift to Project Orion and Project Hadar.
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The developer says it is "overstaffed" and won't have "other opportunities" for surplus employees across its upcoming projects.
Project Polaris is second, with the number of developers ramping up, while Project Sirius is third despite recent layoffs for the team.
The developer says the engine was "one of the reasons behind saying we want to release three big Witcher games within six years."
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Sebastian Kalemba has confirmed the same in a tweet. Previously, Jason Slama was announced as director of the next Witcher.
Over 150 developers are working on Polaris. After its launch, the next two titles in this new Witcher trilogy will launch within a six-year period.
"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.
Marketing will begin in the second half of 2022 for Cyberpunk 2077's first expansion with the majority of CD Projekt RED involved.
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.
CD Projekt RED CEO also briefly discusses a second project currently in development.
Doug Cockle, the one who voices Geralt of Rivia, says that he would like to see The Witcher 4 explore Ciri's adventures.
"It’s time for Cyberpunk 2077."
Let's hope it's every bit as great as Wild Hunt was, though.
He also discusses a possible role in CyberPunk.
