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64bitmodels
Reverse groomer.
The 2020s version of No man's Sky.
Let's hope next time they don't stumble out of the gate for their next game
Let's hope next time they don't stumble out of the gate for their next game
kanjobazooie
Mouse Ball Fetishist
Write it on the template.
digoutyoursoul
Member
“Gamepass?”
James Sawyer Ford
Member
What is Polaris?
Witcher 4?
Witcher 4?
Phobos Base
Member
Well they got there in the end. Glad I didn't bother buying on release but was very pleased with the collector's edition I bought for £20 new.
Yeah.
Polaris=Witcher 4, Orion=Cyberpunk sequel, Hadar=new in-house IP, Sirius=another Witcher game made by The Molasses Flood studio
lakitu1982
Member
please be sure to update us when you do, will be an interesting read.
James Sawyer Ford
Member
Cyberpunk sequel is done by a new team, right?
By new studio in Boston. Some devs who worked on CP2077 moved from Poland to Boston but I think majority of that studio will consist of new hires. Don't take my word for it though, I'm just guessing.
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Pedro Motta
Member
What a masterpiece of a game, can't wait for more CDPR.
poodaddy
Gold Member
I fully expect them to, and I know it will still turn out great in the end, so I'll probably gobble up whatever they make, as I've been doing since The Witcher 2.
xrnzaaas
Member
You can tell they haven't learned anything by announcing multiple new games before their development has even started. Once again they'll be under pressure to release them as soon as there's a playable build.
Fart Knight
Al Pachinko, Konami President
JackMcGunns
Member
It was such a disaster at launch. Took them years to turn things around, but they did it!
MiguelItUp
Gold Member
I beat it on launch, but I should really revisit and check out the expansion. So happy that they've made it to this point.
Pedro Motta
Member
Well, I loved it since launch, there were some issues, but I never saw it as a GTA type game. On PC it was a pleasant experience for me.
Well, they are a public company so they must announce things for their shareholders. Apart from Project Hadar which is their brand new IP in concept stage, all of their other projects are in development. They have their main studio in Warsaw working on The Witcher 4, studio in Boston is working on Cyberpunk sequel, The Molasses Flood is working on another, smaller Witcher game and Fool’s Theory is working on Witcher 1 remake.
No DualSense support either...
TVexperto
Member
is that allanahs pearce cyberpunk chair?
Brigandier
Member
Turned out to be an excellent game I got it on PS5 release and really enjoyed it, I might even replay it soon and I rarely do that these days, I had it on PC on launch and it was a fucking mess.
It simply should never have released when it did and I hope they truly have learned their lesson.
It simply should never have released when it did and I hope they truly have learned their lesson.
Pharaoh 117
Member
They did add support for it.
Braag
Member
A lot of the senior devs moved to Boston to start development on the sequel. People like Pawel Sasko who was lead quest designer on CP2077 and a quest designer on TW3 has moved to Boston, as an example.
Keeping the development of The Witcher games in Poland is the right call.
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Thick Thighs Save Lives
Gold Member
Cheers CDPR for the 2.0 patch and the excellent Phantom Liberty expansion!
Oh and it looks like the base game + expansion continues to sell very well.
Oh and it looks like the base game + expansion continues to sell very well.
Brigandier
Member
Definitely, I've not played the dlc yet what's your impressions??
Danteyke223
Member
This one feels like they could have done maybe two more expansions, the game is in a good position, and the vibe around is good. You do have to wonder how fucking horrible their own engine is if they are willing to move on from it to UE5.
Spooky Scary Skeleton
Member
Hopefully, they apply these lessons learned from the development hell and make the sequel even better.
Dazraell
Gold Member
Key developers originate from the same team who worked on 2.0 patch and Phantom Liberty, including game director and majority of the leads. They were just moved from Warsaw to Boston. A lot of people who worked on CP2077 in general though moved to Polaris project which is Witcher 4
I think this decision was made in order to make two larger studios simultaneously working on two seperate projects. Polaris team's game is intended to be a trilogy so they will most likely be busy for a while
Gamer_By_Proxy
Member
So it's time to play it. Got it
winjer
Gold Member
stn
Member
Its an awesome, awesome game. I bought it at launch and played a few hours, had no issues. I decided to put it on hold for years, and pretty much got back into it after the first major patch. No regrets, it was awesome. Afterwards, I played Phantom Liberty near release, and it was one of the best expansions ever. I sincerely think we'd be talking about a GOTY contender if the current game was released today. It still has some stuff that is missing but overall it is great.
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Cyberpunkd
Gold Member
geary
Member
Also the lead on the expansion moved to Boston
hybrid_birth
Gold Member
Those ps4 day one buyers got cyber punked by Ashton Kutcher.
I knew about Paweł Sasko and Gabe Amatangelo from Paweł's Twitch streams, but I have no idea how many of lower level devs moved to Boston from Poland. I imagine not that much, so there will be a lot of new people working on the sequel.
Moving Cyberpunk games development to USA is also the right call.
R6Rider
Gold Member
I didn't enjoy it. Not just the story, but the gameplay mechanics in general.
Willing to give it another shot in the future.