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There is still a lot of Geralt material. If you are a follower of The Witcher franchise you will have heard about the “Sirius Project”, a mode focused on bringing us this saga in multiplayer format. While we know there are several projects in development involving Geralt of Rivia, it looks like we won’t be able to enjoy any of them anytime soon. While this seems like a complicated development, CD Projekt RED is not giving up and wants to re-engineer this.

Project Sirius was the most enigmatic of the three Witcher games announced last fall.

Well, what more can we say as we all know that The Witcher universe is in a bit of a pickle right now. The constant debacles by the Netflix Witcher-verse has left a serious dent on one of the bet dark fantasy franchises of all time in all media. The way they have adapted the best selling books and video games series is nothing short of disastrous especially The Witcher: Blood Origin spin-off. And after Henry Cavill’s exit and fan’s increasing loss of respect for the writers, Netflix Witcher Universe might just be nearing end or complete revamp. Anyways, the one thing Witcher that did not disappoint in the recent past was The Witcher 3 Next Gen update which one again dragged fans back into the world of Witcher. Also, as you may know, CD Projekt Red announced quite a few exciting Witcher game updates last year. That is exactly what we are going to talk about today.

As CD Projekt Red marches forward with a host of projects in the works, the Polish studio reflects on how it can improve on its Cyberpunk 2077 franchise, with the sequel possibly taking inspiration from the Dishonored series. While it’s not everyone’s favorite genre, stealth games are a huge hit among many, with plenty of titles to choose from. The idea of sneaking around an environment, silently taking out assailants, stealing in-game items, or cowering from horrifying threats is something that a lot of players get a thrill out of.

A new update for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt on PC has today been released by developer CD Projekt Red. Despite being nearly eight years old, in recent months, The Witcher 3 has continued to receive a number of new patches as a result of receiving its "next-gen" update across all platforms. Now, a small ...

CD Projekt Red has been up and about regarding the Cyberpunk 2077 franchise. With recent help from Nvidia’s RTX 40 series’ RT cores and AI-powered DLSS 3.0, they brought realistic path tracing to the game, launching on April 11th. The lead project designer, Miles Tost, recently in an...

On March 22, the ray tracing mode for Cyberpunk 2077, called Overdrive, will finally be demonstrated at the developer trade show GDC in San Francisco. The mode is supposed to replace the previous RT maximum mode Psycho and reach “the next level” of visual realism thanks to RTX Path Tracing.

An upcoming tech preview for CD Projekt Red's Cyberpunk 2077 will show us the power of path-tracing. Move over ray- tracing, there is a new kid on Cyberpunk's block. Path-tracing, which is also known as full ray-tracing, has been used in computer-generated imagery for films and TV for a while now, with notable examples including some Pixar animations. It "accurately simulates light throughout an entire scene", making things even more realistic.

Cyberpunk 2077 definitely had a rocky launch but through continuous updates and the popularity of its transmedia approach to the franchise including the release of Cyberpunk: Edgerunners on Netflix CD Projekt Red’s project has made a stunning resurgence in the last year. Back in January a Quest Designer at CD Projekt Red, Paweł Sasko spoke on Twitch about the game’s shortcomings when it came to Cyberpunk 2077‘s story saying that fans’ criticism of the game’s linearity was “completely justified.”

CD Projekt RED has released a new hotfix patch for the PC version of The Witcher 3 Next-Gen. According to the team, the March 23rd Update improves DLSS 3 stability on the RTX 40 series GPUs. And that’s it. This hotfix is solely for this DLSS 3 stability issue. In...

Cyberpunk 2077 was a massive departure for CD Projekt Red. The developer had previously earned plenty of fame for The Witcher 3, but Cyberpunk 2077 offered a completely different style of gameplay, a new setting, and more. While the game’s shortcomings and positives have been discussed plenty of times over...

CD Projekt Red says Keanu Reeves was simply too likeable of an actor to sway players in Cyberpunk 2077. The developer made the decision to turn Reeves’ character in the game, Johnny Silverland, into an unlikable character so that players could more naturally side with him and have a clearer understanding of his arc throughout the story. The company added that it faced a similar situation with actor Idris Elba, who is set to appear in Cyberpunk 2077‘s upcoming expansion, Phantom Liberty.