The Witcher 4 has "entered the full-scale production phase," CD Projekt Red confirms: "Stay tuned for what’s on the other side of the coin"
Nov. 26, 2024“No stopping now!”
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CD Projekt Redhas confirmed that Project Polaris - which normal humans like you and me callThe Witcher 4- has officially “entered the full-scale production phase.““I’m thrilled to announce that Project Polaris has entered the full-scale production phase,” game director Sebastian Kalemba says onTwitter. “With new challenges just around the corner, it’s the talented and hard-working people who make me believe we can together make the upcoming Witcher Saga a remarkable experience. No stopping now! Stay tuned for what’s on the other side of the coin!”
Development on The Witcher 4 has been rapidly expanding this year, as CD Projekt reported in May thatover 400 people were already at work on the gamein whatever stage of pre-production it was in. Back in August, CDPR noted that the gamewould enter the “full production phase” soon, and it seems the studio’s timeline remains on track.
Besides this new mainline entry, CD Projekt is also working on two other new Witcher games in a spin-off codenamed Sirius and a remake of the original game codenamed Canis Majoris.
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