The Witcher trilogy marks a new dawn for the series – and I can't wait to be part of it

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The Witcher trilogy is set to explore a new saga. Just the thought of that alone is exciting, but it also promises a fresh beginning for the dark fantasy series that has my imagination running wild. The Witcher Polaris – the codename for what will be The Witcher 4 in all but name – will kick off The Witcher Trilogy, which was among a plethora of upcoming CD Projekt games recently highlighted in an investor presentation (opens in new tab). 

Even though there are only a few less-than-concrete details about the direction of the next installment out there, just knowing a whole trilogy is in the pipeline opens up a world of possibilities. The first three games follow the story of Geralt of Rivia, with each iteration building on the last across generations and console platforms. But now, with the move to another saga on Unreal Engine 5, it very much feels like we're about to step into what is essentially a new era for the series, and it's one I can't wait to experience. 

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The Witcher 3 took us to a rich, open-world setting ripe for discovery, with side quests that were as engrossing as the core story. Widely regarded as one of the best RPGs around, Geralt's last adventure is undoubtedly a tough act to follow. But what's most exciting about the prospect of a new saga is the chance to step into someone else's shoes and gain a fresh perspective in The Witcher universe. We don't yet know what role we'll have, or whether it will be the same across all three games. 

It's worth noting the closing moments of The Witcher 3 did hint that Geralt's companion Ciri may lead the next installment as the main character. Interestingly, debates surrounding Ciri's involvement recently