The announcement seems logical but its confirmation is nonetheless an event. Soon 7 years after the release of The Wiccher 3: Wild Hunt, CD Projekt officially announces that his successor (and not a spin off) is in development. For the occasion, the Polish studio announces the adoption of the Unreal Engine 5 engine for the pleasure of Tim Sweeney. Even out of the difficulties of Cyberpunk 2077's multiplatform development, it is not exaggerated to consider this announcement as a major as we know that The Wiccher 3 has elapsed more than 30 million copies in the world in the world. More than having collected some 250 game prizes from the year, and that the franchise has again demonstrated its popularity with the success of the Netflix series. The Wiccher 4 , dare him call it like that while waiting for a more formal announcement, obviously has no release date and it is clear that its exit will not take place before a number of years, d 'As much as a good part of the projecti...