The Witcher Remake Moderat: Melakukan Pembangunan Di Unreal Engine 5

JAKARTA - CDIK RED has confirmed that the next game, The Witcher Remake, which was rebuilt, is currently under construction at Unreal Engine 5.

This news was shared through an announcement by a developer on Twitter. Studio said the early stages of development would be carried out at Poland's studio, Pool's Theory.

"This game is currently in its early stages of development at the Polish studio, Pool's Theory, where veteran staff from the Witcher series are involved. We as CD PROJECT RED provide full creative supervision," the announcement read.

We're thrilled to reveal that, together with @Fools_Theory, we're working on remaking The Witcher using Unreal Engine 5 (codename: Canis Majoris)! We want to do this right, so please be patient — it's gonna be a while until we can share more details. ⚔️ https://t.co/6VCAokPgXs pic.twitter.com/ERFOXQrUEP

— The Witcher (@witchergame) October 26, 2022

The Witcher Remake is a title you may have known before with the code name "Canic Majoris". Because it's still in the early stages, CPR made sure it would make it very carefully.

The Witcher was where we started everything, for the CD PROJECT RED. It was the first game we made, and it was a big moment for us at the time," said Adam Badowski, Head of Studio, CD PROJECT RED.

This remake was remade for the next device, so Badowski hopes all gamers can experience playing the fantasy action RPGs that are so popular with CPR.

"Collaborating with Pool's Theory on this project is just as interesting, because some people there have previously been involved in The Witcher games," he explained further. Although there are no further details regarding this project, CPR promised to distribute it in the near future.

"It's still early and we want to make sure that this game is made very carefully and pay attention to the details, therefore, while we are happy to share the news with you, we want to ask you to be patient because it will be a while until we start discussing this project in detail," he concluded.