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The Witcher 4 is officially in the works, though it probably won’t be called that when it eventually launches. In fact, the next mainline entry into the beloved RPG series is currently called ‘Polaris,’ a sort of codename while it’s being worked on.

CD Projekt Red announced The Witcher 4 in a blog post early last year, alongside several other projects related to The Witcher and Cyberpunk. The first The Witcher game is being remade, and there’s even some multiplayer projects in the works. In terms of the main series however, Polaris will kick off a brand new trilogy of RPGs, all for next-gen consoles.

Thanks to a teaser image posted by the developer, as well as some comments made by those close to the game, we’re starting to get a picture of what The Witcher 4 might be like when it comes out. The game has yet to be fully revealed, and we’ll likely be waiting a while before it is.

For now, here’s what we know about The Witcher 4, which is what we’re calling the next mainline game in the franchise. As new details emerge, you’ll find this page updated with the latest news and rumors.

The Witcher 4: cut to the chase

What is it? The next mainline The Witcher game
When can I play it? TBC
What can I play it on? TBC

The Witcher 4: release date and platforms

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Let’s begin by tempering our excitement. CD Projekt RED has announced that The Witcher 4 is in active development, but it also made clear in a blog post that «no further details about a release date» are available.

Now, to put that in some perspective, the original reveal trailer for Cyberpunk 2077 was released seven years before the game actually came out. To pour a little hope back into the situation, CD Projekt RED published a Witcher 3: Wild Hunt title reveal trailer just two years ahead of The Witcher 3’s release.

That is all to say, we are likely multiple years away from The Witcher 4’s release. Mark your calendars for 2024 at the earliest, though it’ll probably be longer.

No platforms for The Witcher 4 have been confirmed either, but that’s not surprising. We expect CD Projekt Red will make use of current-gen hardware, so releases on PS5, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S and PC seem almost certain.

What we do know is that The Witcher 4 will be the first in a trilogy. This was revealed in October 2022 alongside a bunch of new The Witcher and Cyberpunk projects.

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. pic.twitter.com/898Ez6Yk79October 4, 2022

The Witcher 4: story and setting

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Spoilers for The Witcher game series

As stated above, there are few details available about The Witcher 4. The official blog post only confirms it’s in development and that it’s being built in Unreal Engine 5. But, over the years, CD Projekt Red has said plenty about what a future Witcher game would involve.

For a start, it’s not really The Witcher 4.

«The first three ‘Witchers’ were by definition a trilogy, so we simply could not name the next game ‘The Witcher 4’,» Kiciński said in an interview. «This does not mean, of course, that we will leave the world of The Witcher.»

At the end of The Witcher 3: Blood and Wine, monster hunter Geralt was alive and well. Well, he was alive, at least. But his story arc had ended, the Wild Hunt was over. That doesn’t mean he won’t return in this new Witcher game, though he likely won’t be the main character.

The developer said as much back in 2013: «We are not killing the world and walking away from it, but we will definitely want to make this game the finale in a big way,» executive producer John Mamais told Polygon . «We might even include Geralt in later games potentially. We just need to talk about it and figure out what we’re going to do next.»

Perhaps we’ll see the reins pass to Ciri — if it’s decided that canonically she survived The Witcher 3. To avoid continuity issues, perhaps the team will set its story head of the events of Geralt’s adventures. After all, Netflix is developing a series set long before the events of the books, Blood Origin is a prequel set 1,000 years before the events of The Witcher.

The confirmation that the medallion shown in the game’s announcement picture is a lynx certainly suggests that the game will take things in a new direction. Potentially, that introduces an entirely new Witcher school.

The author of the Witcher books, Andrzej Sapkowski, signed a new deal with the company to «further solidify their relationship». So. the studio is free to pull from any one of his short stories or novels. (If you’re wanting to get caught up, here’s how to read The Witcher books in order.)

The Witcher 4: news and rumors

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The Witcher 4 has its Game Director
Sebastian Kalemba , the former Lead Animator on The Witcher 3, has been announced as the Game Director for The Witcher 4. They announced this on Twitter, stating that they aim to ‘raise the bar.’

Career news: I’m directing the new Witcher Saga. Since joining @CDPROJEKTRED I believe nothing is impossible and raising the bar, telling emotional stories & creating worlds is what we’re here for. I’m proud to be part of CDPR and work with such a talented and passionate team.November 3, 2022

Polaris, and a brand new trilogy
In early October, 2022, CD Projekt RED announced a bunch of new titles via Twitter , including a new The Witcher trilogy. Polaris (what we’ve been calling Witcher 4) will kick off the new saga, which will then play out over 6 years from the first release. This is obviously a huge undertaking, so we’ll have to wait and see whether it pays off.

Reconfirming the start of a new saga
CD Projekt RED has re-confirmed that The Witcher 4 will launch a saga. While it didn’t confirm how many games this’ll involve, CEO Adam Kiciński made these comments during a recent earnings call .

«We said that there will be a new saga. Of course, now we are pre-producing the first game of this saga. But we have in mind more than one. The first saga was three games, so now we’re thinking about more than one game. But we are in pre-production on the first game from the second Witcher saga.»

First mystery solved: the medallion is a lynx
Following the detail-light announcement that The Witcher 4 is in development, CD Projekt Red has spoken out to address one point of fan speculation: the medallion shown in the announcement image. Turns out, it’s a lynx, suggesting that CD Projekt Red has created a whole new Witcher school for the new game.

«I can confirm that the medallion is, in fact, shaped after a lynx,» global communication director Robert Malinowski told Eurogamer .

However, while the School of the Lynx doesn’t appear in official Witcher fiction, there are stories about the school elsewhere on the internet – on a Witcher fan fiction wiki . On the fan wiki, the School of the Lynx forms after the School of the Wolf dissolves. Founded by the surviving members – including Geralt – the school eventually departs its homeland and explores the Western continent.

However, remember that this is all fanfiction, and therefore unlikely to be similar to the story that CD Projekt is working up for its new RPG. For a start, Geralt may not even feature in the new game. Indeed, the announcement talks about a «new saga» which does suggest an intention to move on.

The announcement
Considering most game announcements come with fancy reveal trailers and big new websites, news of The Witcher 4 is relatively muted. CD Projekt RED published a blog post with a single piece of key art and scant detail about one of the most anticipated RPGs in gaming history.

«We’re happy to announce that the next installment in The Witcher series of video games is currently in development, kicking off a new saga for the franchise,» the developer writes.

While the post doesn’t go into detail about the game’s release date or even how far into development the team is, it does include one major detail: CD Projekt RED has dumped its in-house game engine.

The team has been using the REDengine for every game since The Witcher 2. Capable of supporting gorgeous open worlds, the Polish developer has spent years expanding its capabilities.

There was a huge leap in quality from The Witcher 2 to The Witcher 3, with the tech being able to handle much larger, denser worlds. The tech jumped on again with Cyberpunk 2077. While the world may have felt more hemmed in than The Witcher 3’s open plains and twisting forests, Night City was a packed city with huge amounts of activity stretch up above you across vertical apartment blocks.

Still, Cyberpunk suffered from significant technical problems at launch and perhaps it is that which has pushed CD Projekt RED to leave its own engine behind in favor of an industry-standard: Unreal Engine 5.

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«We’re moving from REDengine to Unreal Engine 5,» CD Projekt writes in the blog post, «beginning a multi-year strategic partnership with Epic Games. It covers not only licensing, but technical development of Unreal Engine 5, as well as potential future versions of Unreal Engine, where relevant. We’ll closely collaborate with Epic Games’ developers with the primary goal being to help tailor the engine for open-world experiences.»

Before we had seen any games for the PlayStation 5, we had seen an Unreal Engine 5 tech demo running on the console. Epic Games has been keen to push this new version of its engine as technology for the new generation of consoles. The fact The Witcher 4 will be built in this tech is both something Epic can shout about and Witcher fans burned by Cyberpunk can take solace in.

Of course, a game engine is just a set of tools, it doesn’t make a game good or bad. And, while many people at CD Projekt RED will have used Unreal Engine tech over their careers, shifting an entire studio to a different suite of tools is a production challenge that can show up in the final game.

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The Witcher 4: what we know about the confirmed sequel

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Another year down, another year closer to The Witcher 4. We’ve gotten an officially confirmation that a new series of Witcher games is on the way. Not entirely surprising—when The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is one of the greatest RPGs of all time , an eventual sequel makes sense.

Called Project Polaris internally, we’ve been told that the next Witcher games will be what we’ve come to expect: «a story-driven open-world RPG built on the legacy of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt», which hopefully makes the Lambert and Keira school rumours ring true. The next game will kick off a new Witcher trilogy, with all three being delivered within a six-year period. And frankly, we’re more than ready to bring out the silver swords again.

With the Witcher 4 only entering pre-production in mid-2022, the next Witcher saga is still in the distant future, and we’ve got next to no concrete details about the game just yet. But we’ve got plenty to speculate about. With that in mind, let’s take a look at everything we know about the next Witcher game.

The Witcher 4 release date

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Is there a Witcher 4 release date?

There isn’t a release date, or even release year, for The Witcher 4 yet. There probably won’t be for quite some time, as the game is in the earliest phases of development. The new entry’s production was only confirmed in March 2022, with an announcement that its development had entered pre-production following in May 2022.

Surprisingly, CDPR stated during an end-of-2022 financial call that the first game in the new Witcher saga would be releasing before the remake of the first Witcher game. This is probably an indication that both games are a ways away in the future, but still: It’s nice to know the relative release timing of a new Witcher experience, even if we don’t know its actual date.

What we do know is that after Cyberpunk 2077’s launch, CDPR said it wouldn’t be showing trailers and demos for future games until much closer to launch. We may wind up seeing teasers or other information about The Witcher 4, but once in-game videos start showing up we should be able to assume it’s pretty near—unlike Cyberpunk 2077, whose first gameplay reveal was more than two years before its eventual release date.

Will The Witcher 4 be an Epic Games Store exclusive?

Nope, or at least CDPR says that it is «not planning on making the game exclusive to one storefront. «

That seems like a really odd thing for the studio to clarify, but when it first announced The Witcher 4, CDPR also announced that the new Witcher game would be made with Unreal Engine 5 instead of the studio’s propriety REDengine that it’s used since The Witcher 2.

CD Projekt does also own the GOG storefront, so it would be very odd if The Witcher 4 weren’t available there. If what you’re really asking is whether or not it will be sold on Steam, that’s a question that CDPR hasn’t explicitly answered.

The Witcher 4 story and characters

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The Witcher 4 is the start of a new trilogy

During a CD Projekt Red financial earnings call in September 2022, CEO Adam Kiciński indicated that the next Witcher sequel could be the first in a new trilogy of Witcher games. «We said that there will be a new saga. We have in mind more than one,» Kiciński said. «The first saga was three games, so now we are thinking about more than one game. «

Kiciński went on to describe the potential new series as «the second Witcher saga,» leaving a pretty firm impression that CD Projekt is still in for the long haul on the Witcher. What the structure of that new saga will look like, and whether it’ll be based on any earlier Witcher works or something more original, remains to be seen.

We know a trilogy in the works alongside Project Sirius and Project Canis Majoris, two standalone Witcher projects.

Where will The Witcher 4 be set?

While we won’t know the setting of the next Witcher game until there’s an official reveal, we have plenty of space to speculate. As a jumping-off point for our baseless conjecture, let’s consider a statement from Philipp Weber, the narrative lead on Witcher 4. In a December 2022 interview with GamesRadar , Weber gave a diplomatic non-answer to the question of the game’s setting, saying he «would always like to return to Temeria and Vizima, and see how it looks like right now. «

The most responsible way to interpret Weber’s answer would be as a nod toward the upcoming Witcher 1 remake. But if you’d rather read too deeply between the lines, you might wonder: if Weber would like to return to Temeria, maybe he’s been working elsewhere—maybe somewhere we’ve never seen.

All the Witcher games up until now have been set in sections of the Northern Realms: Temeria, Redania, Skellige, and the like. But given that the first teaser image for the game shows an amulet for an unfamiliar Witcher school, it could be set somewhere in the swaths of the Northern Kingdoms we haven’t seen properly in-game. Maybe we’ll explore Aedirn, or Cintra, or Kovir and Poviss—maybe Rivia, the city that Geralt adopted as his namesake.

Or maybe the new Witcher saga will take us outside the Northern Kingdoms entirely, into Nilfgaard or elsewhere. We’ll have to wait for official word to know how far afield we’ll be from where Geralt’s already adventured.

Will there be a Lynx School of witchers in The Witcher 4?

So far, the initial teaser image for the next Witcher game is the biggest hint we have to work with. It’s a witcher medallion, like the pendant from the Wolf School of witchers that Geralt wears, but this one is of a lynx.

Initially, we were hesitant about Lynx School speculation. It hasn’t appeared in any Witcher game, novel, or television production so far. The only lynx school lore out in the wild at the moment is unofficial, written by fans on the Witcher Fanon Wiki .

One small official reference to a Lynx is the item codes for the Cat School gear in The Witcher 3. To spawn in different Cat school weapons and armor pieces, you’ll use item codes named «Lynx», like how the Ursine gear is referred to in item codes as «Bear».

After the teaser image was revealed, CDPR’s community manager Marcin Momot responded to all the speculation with an emphatic nod , later confirming to PC Gamer by email that he wasn’t just being cheeky. «I can confirm that the medallion is, in fact, shaped after a lynx,» he said.

So, that certainly seems like Lynx School confirmed! We just don’t yet know anything about the origins of this order of witchers, who its members are, or whether they’re related to the Cat School.

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Will Ciri be in The Witcher 4?

There’s certainly a chance. Based on which Witcher 3 ending you chose, there are definite possibilities to continue Ciri’s story. In what’s considered the best ending for the game, Ciri and Geralt spend time together on the witcher path after Geralt gifts her a silver sword of her own.

In other Ciri story evidence, CD Projekt Red talked with PC Gamer back in 2019 about adapting her character from the books. As for parts of her story that didn’t make it into The Witcher 3, they said «Maybe it’s something we’ll get to revisit in the future.»

Since before the release of The Witcher 3, CDPR has been open about the fact that Geralt wouldn’t return as the protagonist of whatever comes next in the series. «With the third installment, we should wrap it up and conclude a lot of threads,» CDPR’s CEO Marcin Iwiński told Polygon in 2013. «We are not killing the world and walking away from it, but we will definitely want to make this game the finale in a big way. «

In the same interview, executive producer John Mamais hinted that Geralt could return with a smaller role or as a cameo. «We might even include Geralt in later games potentially,» Mamais said. «We just need to talk about it and figure out what we’re going to do next.» Geralt is a very flexible character. His long lifetime (he’s over 90 in The Witcher 3) means that he could pop up in stories told long before or after the events of CDPR’s trilogy.

It probably won’t be called The Witcher 4

Whatever form the next big Witcher game takes, it probably won’t have a 4 on it. CDPR co-founder Marcin Iwinski has made it clear that the studio sees the first three games as a standalone trilogy. «The Witcher was designed as a trilogy and a trilogy cannot have a fourth part, can it?» he said in a 2017 investor call.

The clarification might sound trivial, but it’s more about setting the right expectations for what comes next. Not only will a theoretical next Witcher not star Geralt, but it might be different in more fundamental ways than we’re assuming. It could take place on a different continent, be in a very different time, or maybe not even be about a witcher. The game could step away from witchers themselves and explore sorceresses or vampires. It’s a rich world to draw inspiration from. I’m partial to the diverse, wandering lifestyle of Witchers, but I’m also open to something different.

The Witcher 4 development

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The Witcher 4 has entered pre-production

In a first quarter summary video for 2022, CD Projekt chief financial officer Piotr Nielubowicz confirmed that development on The Witcher 4 has officially entered its pre-production phase.

«We have recently wrapped up the research phase, which means the project has now progressed to pre-production,» Nielubowicz said. What constitutes research for a Witcher game? Presumably lots of looking at animals to decide which would make the coolest Witcher school mascot.

The animation lead from Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk is directing the new Witcher saga

The former head of animation and animation director for The Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk 2077, Sebastian Kalemba announced on Twitter that he’ll be shifting leadership roles to work on the new Witcher games as Game Director.

While titles aren’t exactly intuitive in game development, Kalemba’s new title as Game Director indicates a responsibility for coordinating the overall production of the new series.

The Witcher 4 is being made with Unreal Engine 5

Alongside confirmation of The Witcher 4’s development, CDPR also explained that it had partnered with Epic Games to use its development engine for the next game.

«It is vital for CD Projekt Red to have the technical direction of our next game decided from the earliest possible phase as in the past, we spent a lot of resources and energy to evolve and adapt REDengine with every subsequent game release,» CD Projekt Red CTO Paweł Zawodny said.

Later, game director Jason Slama explained that a major factor in the decision was Unreal 5’s open-world capabilities. Instead of continuing to adapt REDengine for the purpose, CDPR will be leaning on what Unreal 5 can already do.

«Players can go in whatever direction they want, they can handle content in any order that they want, theoretically,» Slama said. «To really encapsulate that, you need a really stable environment where you can be able to make changes with a high level of confidence that it’s not going to break in 1,600 other places down the line.»

CDPR acquired Molasses Flood to work on something

In October 2021 we got news of CD Projekt acquiring studio Molasses Flood (responsible for Flame in the Flood) to work «in close cooperation» with developer CD Projekt Red on an «ambitious project» based on one of CDPR’s existing properties. CDPR also confirmed that Molasses Flood won’t be working on Cyberpunk 2077, and since there are only two choices with CDPR, that leaves The Witcher.

CDPR has confirmed what Molasses is working on Project Sirius, and is creating «an innovative take on The Witcher universe». Nice!

CD Projekt famously got the rights to make Witcher games for a flat up-front fee, which novelist Andrzej Sapkowski wasn’t thrilled about after the games became enormously popular. Since 2018 the two parties have been negotiating a new deal, and in December 2019 they finally reached it . The new agreement «solidifies and reinforces the company’s relationship with Mr. Andrzej Sapkowski—author of The Witcher saga.»

The most interesting quote, however, is this one: «The agreement confers new rights upon the Company and reaffirms its existing title to ‘The Witcher’ intellectual property in developing video games, graphic novels, board games and merchandise.»

That doesn’t spell out that new videogames are on the way, but it’s a sure sign that CD Projekt has a long-term interest in The Witcher.

Lambert, Lambert…

What a prick (for creating a new Witcher school and not telling us about it).

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The game The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is an RPG project, which, like the previous two parts, came out from the pen of the Polish developers CD Projekt RED.

The hero is the already recognizable gray-haired witcher Geralt (Geralt of Rivia, «white wolf»). The world in which Geralt lives is full of mysteries, government intrigues, problems of the local population and … monsters, our hero specializes in killing the latter. But not everyone who meets a witcher wants to offer him a job in the «profession», so, willy-nilly, Geralt is forced to intervene in the personal conflicts of the inhabitants, in the games of politicians, the racial struggle of elves, people and dwarves (local gnomes), making difficult decisions. You and our witcher will be responsible for their consequences, changing the development of the plot.

The story of Wild Hunt tells of the war in the Northern Kingdoms unleashed by the empire of Nilfgaard, the Wild Hunt’s pursuit of Geralt and the fulfillment of an ancient prophecy. In addition to a deep, non-linear and adult plot, in Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, the Poles created a truly huge, rich and seamless world, which is 30-40 times larger than the previous part (The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings). Do you already imagine the scope? The passage of only the main part of the plot of The Witcher 3 will take a little more than 50 hours. Add to this the exploration of the world, the completion of side quests, and most of which have very unexpected twists and delays no worse than the plot itself, the time for which you will be absorbed by the world of the witcher will grow to hundreds of hours.

The difference between Witcher 3: Wild Hunt and other parts is not limited to the scale and new story. In the third part of the witcher, horses appeared, but how can you get around such a territory without vehicles! Crafting, combat — all this has been significantly improved, for example, Geralt had about 20 different pirouettes and strikes in the second part, but now there are 96 of them! To all this, the famous characters of the past parts — Zoltan Chivay, Triss Merigold, Lambert — will return to the game, which will please loyal fans, and newcomers will be given a chance to get acquainted with such charismatic persons!

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