A remake of The Witcher is in improvement, and based on developer CD Projekt Crimson, you may count on some massive modifications to components of the unique recreation that have not held up too properly since 2007. In accordance with CEO Jakub Rokosz, the studio can be eradicating components of The Witcher which might be outdated or are “merely dangerous”.
Talking to Edge (through GamesRadar), Rokosz stated that “at the beginning, we want an trustworthy, down-to-earth evaluation of which components are merely dangerous, outdated, and have to be remade,” however these modifications can be carried out whereas “highlighting the components which might be nice, needs to be retained, or are direct key pillars that may’t be discarded” for the remake.
Some followers have already begun predicting which parts can be despatched to the chopping block. Apparent modifications embrace the dated fight and traversal techniques, whereas on-line, followers are speculating that Geralt’s notorious “Romance Playing cards” will not be included within the remake both.
The Witcher remake is only one of a number of massive initiatives in improvement at CD Projekt Crimson presently. The studio can be trying to the way forward for the franchise as work has begun on The Witcher 4, a Cyberpunk 2077 sequel is in improvement, and a brand new IP, Challenge Hadar, is presently within the conceptual part of planning.