CDPR is focusing hard on Cyberpunk 2077, with 65% of the company working on either continuing to fix the base game, porting it to next-gen consoles, or making future DLC and expansions for it.

CDPR certainly has enough new projects to go around. Polaris is not just about the Witcher 4, but a new trilogy of games, with Adam Kiciński in 2022 describing it as "the second Witcher saga".

Okay, so it’s technically not The Witcher 4, as CDPR's head of public relations made quite clear after announcing the project ...

During the presentation, the translator suggests that CDPR spent zł178 million or about $40 million USD on bringing the game to next-gen consoles and building the sweeping 2.0 update.

Yesterday brought our first proper look at The Witcher 4, thanks to a highly impressive tech demo, and the Ciri-led sequel is now CDPR's next big thing. PCG's Josh Wolens recently sat down with ...

It seems the folks at CD Projekt Red have been so dialed in working on The Witcher 4 that they're using its new control scheme by mistake while playing other games. As part of The Witcher 3's 10 ...

Well, CDPR today confirmed that the first of these updates will land within the next 10 days in a video address, which you can view below. In the video, ...

Those movements required CDPR to spend over a year filming reference footage with a GoPro camera. "When you click a chair to sit, you never see [protagonist] V sit with the camera," adds Sasko.

In a follow-up tweet, CDPR gave a little more context to the mysterious new project, revealing that Project Sirius is "an innovative take on The Witcher universe telling an unforgettable story for ...