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The Witcher 4's horses are so stunningly detailed they drove a real-life expert to happy tears: 'Oh my god they’re taking the horse seriously'
By Joshua Wolens published
News Kelpie has the equestrian community seal of approval so far.

The Witcher 3 once had a suicide mission ending 'inspired by Mass Effect 2,' a quest where Geralt ed the Wild Hunt, and a version of its vampire-focused Blood and Wine DLC without vampires
By Joshua Wolens published
News There are more than a few things on the cutting room floor.

CDPR says the Kingdom Come style of systems-heavy RPG is 'super great' and, when it comes to The Witcher 4's direction of travel, 'these are our next steps for sure'
By Rich Stanton published
News "I love Kingdom Come because of the realism and the feeling, the sense of humor."

Pick up enough Witcher and Cyberpunk 2077 comics to keep you going until The Witcher 4 comes out for $24 with this digital bundle
By Robin Valentine published
NEWS It even includes the original Polish Witcher comics, translated into English.

We just got a look at someone actually playing The Witcher 4 as CDPR promises 'the most immersive and ambitious open world Witcher game ever'
By Joshua Wolens published
News Our witcheress is all grown up.

CDPR didn't put harsh themes in Cyberpunk 2077 or The Witcher 3 'for the sake of edginess', but because 'you're probably not making art' if the devs are never challenged
By Harvey Randall published
News "We do heavy things if we have something meaningful to say."

CD Projekt Red reflects on its hubris following The Witcher 3's success, and how that led to Cyberpunk 2077's problems: 'I think that was the beginning of a bit of magical thinking for the company'
By Jody Macgregor published
News CD Projekt Red went from being an underdog to the biggest deal around, and that had consequences.

'We'll call you back': BioWare's first impression of The Witcher 1 was a bad demo, followed by CDPR declaring that they wanted to 'create the best RPG game ever'
By Elie Gould published
News A lack of experience can sometimes be a blessing.