CD Projekt Purple has seemingly weathered a storm of its creation, the chaotic launch of Cyberpunk 2077, which was finally redeemed by way of years of extra work culminating with the discharge of Phantom Liberty. With one other Witcher sport in growth and a trio of different initiatives within the offing, it is an thrilling time for the Polish firm. It ought to come as no shock to be taught that the studio has no want to be acquired by the likes of Sony or Microsoft.
CD Projekt Purple CEO Adam Kiciński spoke to the Polish language outlet Parkiet (thanks IGN), unequivocally stating: “We’re not thinking about integrating ourselves into any bigger entity”. The manager defined that the corporate is in a robust place and expects its finest days are nonetheless forward. “All through our complete lives, we’ve got labored in direction of the place we at present maintain. We imagine that in a couple of years, we might be even greater and stronger.”
It is easy to see why, as the corporate at present has 4 buns within the oven. Venture Polaris, colloquially generally known as The Witcher 4 and the beginning of a brand new trilogy, is now the developer’s major focus, gearing up for full manufacturing. As well as, Venture Sirius is a brand new sport set in The Witcher universe that includes multiplayer, Orion is a sequel to Cyberpunk 2077, and Venture Hadar will mark the corporate’s first unique IP, an thrilling prospect certainly.
