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Having sold millions of copies of the Phantom Liberty DLC since it was released in September, Cyberpunk 2077 is on a roll. Well, not quite, as developer CD Projekt Red is now turning its attention to the follow-up, with the game’s narrative director eager to get started. According to a recent Twitter post from CDPR’s own Igor Sarzyński, Cyberpunk 2077 was “just a warm-up,” and the studio is now preparing to “officially kick-start our Orion journey.” Orion is the working title for the Cyberpunk 2077 sequel. First…

Because y’all love IPs and Content In a quarterly earnings call held yesterday, Polish studio CD Projekt RED noted that it would be looking into more opportunities “in the transmedia space” following the smash success of Netflix anime series Cyberpunk: Edgerunners — an animated adaptation of the developer’s hi-tech RPG Cyberpunk 2077. While CDPR has already noted that it does not have plans to produce a second season of the flashy ‘n’ savvy series, the studio has been made very aware of the lucrative and creative…

How many coins you got left to toss? As part of the investor call held yesterday by CD Projekt RED, the studio noted its continuing interest in its high-fantasy franchise The Witcher — Not only did the Polish developer announce that pre-production had already begun, but also suggested that the as-yet-untitled release is expected to kick off an entirely new “saga” set within the sex-and-monster-filled universe. During the call, CDPR CEO Adam Kiciński was asked to elaborate further on his use of the word “saga” to describe…

Cyberpunk 2077 has been relisted on the PlayStation store on Monday, June 21, almost six months after its console version was review-bombed for being extremely buggy. CD Projekt Red, its developer, has released several updates, patches, and hotfixes to improve the performance of the game. Despite that, both the CDPR team and Sony have reintroduced Cyberpunk 2077 with a warning to users to play it on a PS4 Pro or a PS5 console, and not on a PS4. While Sony said that it recommends the beefier consoles for the “best…

‘Ambitious’ fantasy epic will be an entirely new IP Dying Light developer Techland has announced that it is in the early stages of developing a brand new fantasy RPG for modern gaming platforms. The mystery project will see Techland team up with a party of developers who formerly worked at The Witcher and Cyberpunk 2077 studio CD Projekt RED. While very few details have been released in regards to the new title. Techland notes that it will be a brand new IP, set within a sweeping otherworldy universe. It is also…