The Witcher
Cyberpunk 2077 surpasses 35 million sales faster than The Witcher 3
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CD Projekt Red announced that Cyberpunk 2077 has sold over 35 million copies, reaching this milestone quicker than The Witcher 3 did in the same post-release period. The game has become the studio's primary revenue source following its rocky launch and subsequent updates. This success supports ongoing development for its sequel.
Artur Ganszyniec, lead story designer on the 2007 game The Witcher, recently completed a playthrough and revealed that the story team was minimally involved in its final cutscene, calling it a mistake. This decision, made by higher-ups at CD Projekt Red, created inconsistencies that influenced the narrative direction of The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings. Ganszyniec also noted that elements like the Wild Hunt will need adjustments in the upcoming remake due to evolving lore.
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A new spinoff game, Reigns: The Witcher, has been announced by Nerial and Devolver Digital in collaboration with CD Projekt Red. The title blends decision-driven gameplay with the Witcher universe, featuring Geralt of Rivia. It will launch on February 25, 2026, for iOS, Android, Mac, and PC, exciting fans with its surprise reveal.
CD Projekt Red has revealed that the option to romance Triss Merigold in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt was added late in development, after initially focusing solely on Yennefer. This decision introduced key personal conflict to Geralt's story. The disclosure comes from co-CEO Adam Badowski in a recent PC Gamer interview.
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In a new interview, Freya Allan discusses the introduction of Ciri's complex relationship with Mistle in The Witcher Season 4, addressing fan controversies around the storyline. The actress emphasizes the importance of portraying the romance as complicated and meaningful for Ciri's character development. While the show alters book details to include explicit consent, the pairing explores themes of vulnerability and self-discovery.