The Witcher Remake will improve upon its original title by introducing an open world
CD Projekt Red's The Witcher Remake is expected to have a massive open world. The studio announced the remake's development in an official third-quarter investor presentation. It is being helmed by the Polish studio Fool's Theory, where some of the CDPR veterans currently work.
The original Witcher game, released in 2007, featured a semi-open world environment sub-divided into several large maps containing inner caves and dungeons.
While the original title was built on the Aurora engine, the Witcher Remake is currently being developed using Unreal Engine 5 – the world's most advanced 3D creation tool built to date.
The open-world structure of Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, released in 2015, makes it one of the most popular RPG titles of the last decade. Developers CD Project Red will follow Wild Hunt's open-world success mantra and re-master the upcoming Witcher by giving players a much more expansive open-world environment.
During an investor presentation held last month, CD Projekt Red's boss Adam Badowski said:
The Witcher Remake launch date
Players will have to wait a while to relive Geralt's adventure in a fully-fledged open-world environment. Badowski clarified that the community would learn more about the new title as development progresses. He said:
Meanwhile, Witcher 3: Wild Hunt's next update will be up for grabs on PC, Xbox Series X/S, and PS5 from December 14. This will be a free update for players who already have the game.
Additionally, CD Project Red is also in the process of developing a brand-new Witcher Trilogy and spin-off titles for the same as well. Furthermore, a sequel to Cyberpunk 2077 is also in the works.
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