The Witcher’s (2007) remake is on the horizon. With that, CD Projekt Red has confirmed that the game will completely open world. This news was met well, as people were hoping the game would follow in the 2015 (The Witcher 3) game’s shoes.
The original Witcher game was not an open-world adventure. In fact, the second Witcher game was also not open-world. The Witcher 3 was the only game of its sort to feature an open adventure.
Everything we know about the open-world Witcher (2007) remake
As of now, there is no official release date for The Witcher. The remake will be mastered through Unreal Engine 5. This will give fans a chance to explore the world in comprehensive in-depth quality.
What is even more exciting about this remake, is it will not just be a remastered version of the original. CD Projekt Red is planning on making an entirely new game, using the original as a basis.
There will be a larger world to explore, and quite a few new places open for players to venture to.
“It’s going to be a while before we can share more details”, said CD Projekt Red back in October when emphasizing their new Witcher project.
The official timeline of this project is a mystery, but fans can hope that at one point in 2023 they will get some sort of announcement regarding the game.
Will there be a Witcher 4?
As of now, CD Projekt Red has made no point in addressing the plans for a Witcher 4. The remake’s success or failure will pinpoint whether or not they develop the fourth game in the series.
Do not let that discourage you, as anything can happen! The Witcher series features a vast world, always open to new and exciting storylines.
