CD Projekt RED (CDPR) has announced that the highly anticipated The Witcher 4 has reached a significant stage in development. The company announced that it has completed the pre-production phase of development on the new Witcher game, codenamed “Polaris,” and is preparing to move into full production. More than a third of the studio’s staff is currently focused on the project.
CD Projekt RED prepares to move into full production on The Witcher 4 with over 400 employees
CDPR co-CEO Michał Nowakowski stated that this progress is a big milestone for the studio. At the same time, he confirmed that this project is just the beginning and that this new game will be the first part of a completely new AAA-level RPG trilogy.
The developers state that unlike previous games in the Witcher series, this new game will have “new gameplay elements and mechanics.” The Witcher 4 will be the first Witcher game to use Unreal Engine 5. CDPR also emphasized that they are aware of some of the issues with Unreal Engine 5 and are working with Epic Games to make this engine work more smoothly in The Witcher 4.
The start of full production for The Witcher 4, which has a great place in the hearts of game lovers, is very pleasing news. It is a fact that new developments make Witcher fans even more impatient. With new mechanics and gameplay elements, we are eagerly waiting to see how The Witcher 4 will differ from previous games.
What do you think? Do you think the new Witcher will be as good as the old one? You can write your opinions in the comments section below.
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