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CD Projekt Red Confirms No New The Witcher 4 Update at The Game Awards

Fans who were hoping to catch the latest news regarding The Witcher 4 (Project Polaris) at The Game Awards (TGA) this year will likely be disappointed. CD Projekt Red has confirmed that they have no plans to share any update or new information about the highly anticipated sequel at the prestigious awards show.

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Focus Remains on Game Testing

While TGA often serves as the main stage for major announcements in the game industry, CD Projekt Red is choosing to remain focused on its internal development process. They explained that the main stage of The Witcher 4’s development is currently the pre-production phase and comprehensive game testing, which is a crucial step to ensure quality before moving into full production. This indicates that the studio is prioritizing solid development progress over generating hype too early.

CD Projekt Red’s Development Projects

This decision is not entirely surprising considering CD Projekt Red’s broader project timeline. In addition to Project Polaris (The Witcher 4), the studio is also working on several other major projects, including a remake of the first The Witcher under the codename Project Canis Majoris, and a Cyberpunk 2077 sequel under the codename Project Orion. With so many projects underway, the studio needs to carefully manage its resources and announcement schedule. Although there will be no new information at TGA, fans are still advised to monitor official updates in the future.

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