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Witcher game has over 250 CD Projekt Red employees working on it with even more staff to be transferred after the release of Cyberpunk 2077‘s expansion.Polaris, the codename for the fourth The Witcher game, is using Unreal Engine 5 rather than CD Projekt Red’s own REDengine. This is in order to free up a lot of its developers to refocus on the game itself, as Epic Games‘ engine offers an enormous amount of pre-built assets and tools.As well as this design decision, it looks like the company is ensuring that the next Witcher game is as strong as possible, whenever it releases.“At the end of July, the [Cyberpunk 2077 expansion] Phantom Liberty team working on the pre-release phase consisted of 300 people,” said CEO Adam Kiciński in an earnings call earlier this week (via Video Games Chronicle).“That’s fewer than at the end of 2022, but it still it remains our biggest team.

CD Projekt Red is gearing up to showcase its upcoming Cyberpunk 2077 updates with another Night City Wire stream. Here’s everything you need to know about the upcoming broadcast.The latest Night City Wire stream will go live today (September 6) at 4PM BST / 5PM CEST / 8AM EST / 11AM EST.

CD Projekt Red has announced that the PS5 and Xbox Series X|S versions of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt have been delayed indefinitely.The official Witcher Twitter account posted about the delay yesterday (April 13), confirming that the quarter two 2022 release date has been postponed “until further notice.”“We have decided to have our in-house development team conduct the remaining work on the next-gen version of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt,” said CD Projekt Red, adding that it is “currently evaluating the scope of work to be done.”We have decided to have our in-house development team conduct the remaining work on the next-gen version of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. We are currently evaluating the scope of work to be done and thus have to postpone Q2 release until further notice.

CD Projekt RED has announced that it intends to sell last year’s Cyberpunk 2077 “for years to come”.Studio head Adam Kiciński said in a statement to Reuters on Monday (April 12) that despite the game’s buggy launch, mixed reviews and ongoing technical difficulties, abandoning the game isn’t something the studio is considering.“I don’t see an option to shelve Cyberpunk 2077.