Postponed in September, Cyberpunk 2077 has a lot of expectations from RPG fans. With CD Projekt behind, the promise is beautiful, but what is planned after Cyberpunk? Well the studio has already expressed itself about its plans for the next 5 years on the Eurogamer website.
Thus, we learn that Cyberpunk 2077 will be delivered to the press weeks in advance, with an embargo set for the weekend before the game goes on sale, which should give the reviewers some time to get a good idea of what will surely be a huge hit of the fall season.
But this article also details the post-launch plans, with three separate teams, each on focused projects: the first will be busy feeding Cyberpunk with content, the second will be on the multiplayer stand-alone, scheduled for 2022, and finally the third team will be working on a new AAA, whose development is likely to be spread over 4 years, so you need to be prepared for an Xbox Series X and PS5 release.
The Witcher saga is never clearly mentioned, but the Polish studio has already stated that they want to come back to The Witcher saga: this leaves little room for doubt, especially since the huge success of the Netflix series has clearly attracted a new audience to the franchise. If there is a new The Witcher game, it will most certainly be without Geralt, whose adventures did indeed end in the DLC Blood & Wine.
Cyberpunk 2077 will be available on September 17th on PS4, Xbox One and PC.
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