The Witcher 4 has entered full-scale production, CD Projekt has confirmed
Production on the fourth Witcher game has begun, CD Projekt has confirmed.
“I’m pleased to announce that several weeks ago it moved on to full-scale production,” chief financial officer Piotr Nielubowicz said of the game, which is codenamed Polaris, as part of the company’s latest quarterly earnings results.
“Of all our projects, this one is currently the most far along, and we’re starting the most intensive phase of development.
“I wish to thank the team and I’m keeping my fingers crossed for further progress.”
Game director Sebastian Kalemba also said in a post on X: “I’m thrilled to announce that Project Polaris has entered the full-scale production phase!
Another milestone for the next Witcher game completed! Congratulations to the whole Team! I’m proud to see how you’ve progressed over time. Entering the production stage of Polaris is an important step on our path to deliver the game and our long term strategic goals. Go Team,… https://t.co/XfIXGIRTxm
— Michał Nowakowski (@michalnowakow) <a target="_blank" rel=«noopener» class=«link-external» href=«https://twitter.com/michalnowakow/status/1861447055492682034?ref_src=» https:>November 26, 2024
“With new challenges just around the corner, it’s the talented and hard-working people who make me believe we can together make the upcoming Witcher Saga a remarkable experience.
“No stopping now! Stay tuned for what’s on the other side of the coin!”
It was announced in 2022 that Kalemba had been appointed to direct the new Witcher saga, which has been confirmed to be a trilogy of games.
He joined the Polish studio in October 2014 and initially served as lead animator for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt and Cyberpunk 2077, before being promoted to head of animation for the whole company.
Prior to his appointment as game director, Kalemba also spent 15 months as a creative director.
CD Projekt also announced today that it’s working on a new Cyberpunk animation project which will be released on Netflix.
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