CDPR: There are still 100 "Witcher 3" designers in the company "Witcher 4" story director has not ch

2025-02-07 01:57:30|Myriagame |source：minecraft skins

CD Projekt Red has undergone many changes since the release of The Witcher 3 10 years ago.After the release of "The Witcher 3", CDPR once became one of the most respected game studios in the world, but it was disreputable due to the disastrous release of "Cyberpunk 2077". Later, it also relied on its excellent "Shadow of the Past" expansion packRegained reputation.Since Geralt embarked on his final adventure in 2015, CDPR has also expanded significantly, with more than 1,100 employees and studios in Boston and Vancouver and Warsaw.

All of this begs the question: To what extent does CD Projekt still have been the company that was once? What does this mean for upcoming projects like The Witcher 4? Company CEO Michal Nowakowski provides an answer on X,He said "about 100" designers from The Witcher 3 are still working in the studio.

Nowakowski revealed the above news when retweeted a tweet from Philipp Weber, narrative director of The Witcher 4. Weber was celebrating the second anniversary of the launch of the latest mission in The Witcher 3.

Here are a few important clarifications.Nowakowski said the 100 people are "with us" participating in projects "including" the Witcher 4, which may mean that not everyone is involved in the development of the game, some of whom may be in Cyberpunk.2077" holds a senior position in the sequel.In addition, Nowakowski did not specify what proportion of these 100 people account for in the "Witcher 3" team.

However, Nowakowski clarified this in reply to MiyaG, saying “our Witcher 3 has more than 200 people”.This means that just under half of the team is still staying at CD Projekt – a retention rate that’s pretty good given that it’s been a decade.Nowakowski also responded to another question from user Syarofi_ibn_Zamah.The user asked: "Are there many experienced old members on the Witcher 4 team? Or are there many newly hired people?" Nowakowski specifically pointed out: "Since Witcher 1, the chief story director has beenThe same person. The main vision holder has been the same person since The Witcher 1. And I have been working in the company for 20 years, too.”

Although the release of "The Witcher 4" is still far away, we have learned more about it since the official announcement of the game at the TGA Game Awards last December.CD Projekt positioned it as an origin story about how Cili became a wizard, calling it "a new beginning, a new legend, and actually a new starting point."In addition, the Gent will definitely return, and the game may give players more freedom to create their own character builds, just like Cyberpunk 2077.

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