The Witcher: Monster Slayer was developed by Spokko and is a geolocation-based RPG that tried to capture the success of the immensely popular mobile game Pokemon Go. Instead of catching Pokemon ...

Moreover, in December of last year, CD Projekt Red made an announcement regarding the closure of "The Witcher: Monster Slayer." Consequently, developer Spokko had to undergo layoffs.

Spokko's merger into CD Projekt Red will be the first of what the company refers to as "structural changes in the capital group" following its recent update to its long-term product strategy.

Yesterday, developer Spokko announced that the AR spin-off of the Witcher franchise on mobile, Witcher: Monster Slayer, would be shut-down in June of 2023. The announcement came in tandem with the ...

CD Projekt RED-owned Spokko is also being shuttered, with PC Gamer reporting that the parent company assures that many members of its team will be reassigned to other projects where possible.

The shut down for The Witcher: Monster Slayer may not come as a surprise to some. The AR mobile game formula has been attempted by many a studio since the wild success of Niantic’s Pokémon GO ...

The Witcher’s take on Pokémon Go is coming to a stop The Witcher: Monster Slayer will shut down after only two years by Owen S. Good Dec 6, 2022, 2:08 PM PST Image: Spokko/CD Projekt Red ...

CD Projekt Red's Spokko studio has announced that its Pokémon GO-style Witcher: Monster Slayer is being shut down next year and some staff will be laid off as a result. Announced in a blog post ...

Spokko and CD Projekt Red have announced that the augmented reality mobile game, The Witcher: Monster Slayer, will be shut down at the end of June and that some of its development team will be ...

Spokko said in an FAQ that it would be rolling into CDPR, with some of its staff moving to the latter’s core projects. Some of its staff will be laid off, though it has not specified how many.

Spokko said that The Witcher: Monster Slayer “will be available on the App Store and Google Play Store until the 31st of January” at which point we’ll see those major changes take place ...