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The developer said as much back in 2013: 'We are not killing the world and walking away from it, but we will definitely want to make this game the finale in a big way,' executive producer John Mamais told Polygon (opens in new tab). That doesn't mean he won't return in this new Witcher game, though he likely won't be the main character. But his story arc had ended, the Wild Hunt was over. 'This does not mean, of course, that we will leave the world of The Witcher.'Īt the end of The Witcher 3: Blood and Wine, monster hunter Geralt was alive and well. 'The first three 'Witchers' were by definition a trilogy, so we simply could not name the next game 'The Witcher 4',' Kiciński said in an interview. But, over the years, CD Projekt RED has said plenty about what a future Witcher game would involve.įor a start, it's not really The Witcher 4. The official blog post only confirms it's in development and that it's being built in Unreal Engine 5. The Witcher 4: story and settingĪs stated above, there are few details available about The Witcher 4.

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We expect CD Projekt Red will make use of current-gen hardware, so releases on PS5, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S and PC seem almost certain. No platforms for The Witcher 4 have been confirmed either, but that's not surprising.

Mark your calendars for 2024 at the earliest, though it'll probably be longer. That is all to say, we are likely multiple years away from The Witcher 4's release. To pour a little hope back into the situation, CD Projekt RED published a Witcher 3: Wild Hunt title reveal trailer (opens in new tab) just two years ahead of The Witcher 3's release. Now, to put that in some perspective, the original reveal trailer for Cyberpunk 2077 (opens in new tab) was released seven years before the game actually came out. CD Projekt RED has announced that The Witcher 4 is in active development, but it also made clear in its blog post (opens in new tab) that 'no further details' about a 'release date' are available.

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