The creators of The Witcher and Cyberpunk 2077 dream of releasing games more often, without turning CDPR into a conveyor belt
Translated with AI from the Russian original.
New "Witchers" should be released faster.
CD Projekt RED wants to release new projects faster, but they don't want the company to turn into a conveyor belt with annual major releases.
Co-CEO of CD Projekt RED Michał Nowakowski, in an interview published in Edge Knowledge, explained the developers' vision:
Our dream is to create more games, but we don't want to become a studio that releases a major game every year. That could happen, but it's not our goal.
Nowakowski noted that CDPR does not want to significantly increase the number of franchises in the company's portfolio:
We have a rough ten-year plan, but the goal is not to "flood the market with CDPR games." We just want to make really great games, and we don't strive to have a huge number of franchises. We don't plan to grow that way.
Currently, CD Projekt RED is working on The Witcher 4 and aims to release the entire new trilogy within six years. They are also developing the Songs of the Past expansion for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, which is planned for release next year.
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