Cyberpunk 2077 new feature

CD Projekt RED has announced three The Witcher games, a sequel to Cyberpunk 2077, and a new IP

During its latest strategy call, CD Projekt RED revealed its new projects/games that are in development. According to the company, there are three The Witcher games, a new game set in the Cyberpunk 2077 universe, and a new IP.

new cd projekt red games

Going into more details, Project Polaris will be a sequel to The Witcher 3. For Project Polaris, CD Projekt RED plans a new trilogy. On the other hand, Project Canis Majoris will be a new story-driven Witcher open-world RPG. And lastly, Project Sirius will be another The Witcher project/game.

Project Orion will be a sequel to Cyberpunk 2077. This does not really surprise us. After its rocky launch, Cyberpunk 2077 has met commercial success.

Now since these are brand new projects, we can safely assume that they will be using Unreal Engine 5. After all, CDPR confirmed in March 2022 that its next The Witcher game will be using Epic’s engine.

As CD Projekt RED officially revealed:

“Orion is a codename for our next Cyberpunk game, which will take the Cyberpunk franchise further and continue harnessing the potential of this dark future universe.

Polaris is a codename for the next installment in The Witcher series of games, which we recently announced was in pre-production. It is the beginning of a new saga: we aim to release two more Witcher games after Polaris, creating a new AAA RPG trilogy.

Canis Majoris is a full-fledged Witcher game, separate to the new Witcher saga starting with Polaris. It will be developed by an external studio headed by experienced developers who have worked on past Witcher games.

Sirius is a codename for the game developed by The Molasses Flood, set in The Witcher universe and created with support from CDPR. It will differ from our past productions, offering multiplayer gameplay on top of a single-player experience including a campaign with quests and a story.

Hadar is a codename for a third, entirely distinct IP, created from scratch within CDPR. The project is in the earliest stages of the creative process, which means we are not developing any game yet, but working exclusively on the foundation for this new setting.”

62 thoughts on “CD Projekt RED has announced three The Witcher games, a sequel to Cyberpunk 2077, and a new IP”

  1. The game Lead who made Witcher 3 was accused of bullying by all their untalented diversity hires. He was investigated and found innocent and left the company for the same reason Casey Hudson left the losers at Bioware (again). You can’t make a good game when you hire these losers. CDPR is now just Bioware East. It’s been hijacked and subverted like every triple A company by politicians (CDPR is financed by the government and the governments are all owned by the bankers) and billionaires (see George Soros shares in Activision). You aren’t going to get Witcher 3 ever again from this company. You are going to get a Dragon Age game by activists who hate video games, hate people that play video games and are only there to indoctrinate kids and attack anyone who isn’t a degenerate.

    Video games are now just Hollywood. Expect to see more names like “Druckmann” hijack the studios while they replace or collude to cancel the writers with actual talent like Chris Avellone.

  2. Will Cyberpunk Orion continue to use Red Engine or will it be an UE5 game?
    Witcher Sirius sounds like a smaller project.
    More interested in Witcher Canis Majoris to be developed by an ex-Witcher vets 3rd party studio.
    Pretty curious regarding a new studio’s take on an existing franchise. And which studio exactly? Rebel Wolves, Strange New Things, Dark Passenger?

    1. It will be shxt take because Orion is being made their new US-based studio. Most entertainment made by Americans in recent years have been utter dogshxt.

  3. I had an idea development of a new Cyberpunk was going to be announced when they were boasting about how many sales of the first one they had. Hopefull they dont release this one in beta.

  4. well done guys ,well dont on preordering this garbage, well done.

    Also the witcher trilogy they working is gonna be a female lead one.

  5. maybe UE5 will allow them to output faster, i know i’ll play all those announced games, they cannot be all bad, at least they will look good 🙂

    1. I could have sworn the Netflix Show Cyberpunk did that bump, as it promo’d people to go buy the game, and it is finally selling again.

    1. Witcher 1-2-3 continue to sell.

      Witcher 3 Remaster is about to launch and that will sell.

      Cyberpunk continues to sell.

      Cyberpunk’s Phantom Liberty is a new product that will sell.

      They’ll continue getting funding via investors.

      They’ll continue getting funding via stock shares.

      Also, it’s “the long term plan”. All future games will received funding via the sells of all previous products, launched one by one.

      GoG gets some revenue.

  6. LMFAO 3 new witcher games and cyberpunk sequel LMFAO they cant do 1 game right and they wanna make 4 games hahahahahah

  7. This just shows they didn’t learn a single thing, and the revival of Cyberpunk thanks to a mediocre anime that people already forgot in a week is just blinding them.

    1. LMAO…
      You think that the one week success of the anime contributed to these multi-year projects to start
      how old are you?????

      1. You think that all the casuals buying the game in the same week the anime released was a coincidence? how naive and out of touch of reality are you?
        I think you don’t understand what i meant in my comment at all, read again.

    2. CP2077 is a decent title and certainly the best looking PC game so far. I think people were just blinded by console issues.

      1. It’s painfully mediocre for a game being hyped up for 7+ years.
        Outside of the visuals (debatable) it’s nothing special.

        1. It didnt meet the hype thats for sure, but it turned out to be a fairly decent game after a few patches. Id buy the sequel, although ill probably wait a month after release this time.

          1. They still havent fixed some of them ?I played it just last week and UI text still gets stuck on the sceen.

          2. . Id buy the sequel, although ill probably wait a month after release this time.

            The sequel is being made by their new US-based studio. I wouldn’t hold my breath for it if I were you, most entertainment coming out of US in recent years is absolute dogshxt.

        2. It offers all out FPS or a more stealthy approach. It’s down to the player how they approach it. I had a great time with the stealth.

          Falling for hype, well that’s just user error.

    1. It’s not only CD Project Red that you can’t trust, gaming communities are just as shady.

      IGN gave Cyberpunk a 9/10 and the review was praised by gamers.

      When Gamespot gave it a 7/10 and said it was a buggy mess at times, gamers went full on attack against Gamespot. To the point the reviewer got death threats.

      I remember a reviewer giving a mediocre score to Elden Ring, the guy had to shut down his Twitter account due to all these FromSoftware fans and neckbeards trying to dox him.

      It’s to the point where anyone writing a poor review about any franchise gets so much harassment to deal with that they probably are affraid to even give these games a low score. I mean who the f wants to deal with all this harassment, it’s way easier to just write a positive reviews so these gamers leave you alone.

    2. It’s not only CD Project Red that you can’t trust, gaming communities are just as shady.

      IGN gave Cyberpunk a 9/10 and the review was praised by gamers.

      When Gamespot gave it a 7/10 and said it was a buggy mess at times, gamers went full on attack against Gamespot. To the point the reviewer got death threats.

      I remember a reviewer giving a mediocre score to Elden Ring, the guy had to shut down his Twitter account due to all these FromSoftware fans and neckbeards trying to dox him.

      It’s to the point where anyone writing a poor review about any franchise gets so much harassment to deal with that they probably are affraid to even give these games a low score. I mean who the f wants to deal with all this harassment, it’s way easier to just write a positive reviews so these gamers leave you alone.

    3. It’s not only CD Project Red that you can’t trust, gaming communities are just as shady.

      IGN gave Cyberpunk a 9/10 and the review was praised by gamers.

      When Gamespot gave it a 7/10 and said it was a buggy mess at times, gamers went full on attack against Gamespot. To the point the reviewer, Kallie Plagge, got death threats.

      I remember a reviewer giving a mediocre score to Elden Ring, the guy had to shut down his Twitter account due to all these FromSoftware fans and neckbeards trying to dox him.

      It’s to the point where any reviewer writing a negative review about any franchise gets so much harassment to deal with that they probably are affraid to even give these games a low score. I mean who the f wants to deal with all this harassment, it’s way easier to just write positive reviews so these gamers leave you alone.

    4. Like with anything in life, take the good with the bad, and judge actions based on their merit rather than trying to predict the future.

      In short, we’ll see.

  8. This “long-term” roadmap doesn’t mean anything if they continue with woke hiring practices. There is a clear correlation between woke hiring practices and quality of product.

    This looks like a 10-20 year plan. Who knows if CDPR will even still exist in that period of time.

  9. 5 new games? Well, there goes the next 25 years for the company.

    I’m happy CB77 is getting a sequel. A flawed masterpiece.

    1. Not only the 3 Witcher games but expansions for Cyberpunk 2077.

      imo CDPR is taking on too much and the quality will probably suffer.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *