It’ll be some time earlier than we get our palms on the modernised model of Geralt’s first RPG sport on PC. The Witcher Remake launch date isn’t set in stone but, however developer CD Projekt Crimson says that it’ll be someday after the launch of the fourth Witcher sport, at present codenamed Polaris.
The fourth Witcher sport, which CD Projekt Crimson formally introduced in March, is being in-built Unreal Engine 5. In a current quarterly earnings name with buyers, CEO Adam Kiciński defined that The Witcher Remake shall be developed in Unreal 5 and primarily based “in a giant half on applied sciences from Polaris,” and that whereas the 2 video games will in some methods be developed alongside one another, the plan now could be to make use of the finalised model of Polaris within the remake of the primary Witcher sport.
“As soon as Polaris is launched, every part for Polaris shall be then within the last form and it is going to be, partially, produced in [the] remake,” Kiciński mentioned.
In fact, there’s been no announcement of the Witcher 4 launch date both, so we’re left to guess at when any of this can truly occur – CD Projekt’s final main launch, Cyberpunk 2077, confronted years-long delays earlier than it lastly launched in late 2020.
