For CD Projekt RED, simply porting the PC version of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt to the new consoles would be too easy. The next-generation RPG won’t be cutting any corners on either the PlayStation 4 or Xbox One, as the developers have stated that they’re looking to max out this soon-to-be-released hardware early next year. […]Read More
Combat in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt will be “more intimate” and “a bit slower” than its predecessors, Stick Skills has learned in an exclusive interview. “To cater to the needs of those who prefer a good brawl, we’ve completely redesigned the combat while retaining the things that gamers told us worked in The Witcher […]Read More
When you label yourself the first next-generation RPG, people take notice. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is not only the conclusion to one of the most highly regarded trilogies in recent memory, but the first true, big-budget role-playing game to come exclusively to next-generation platforms and PC. Everything we saw from the game at last […]Read More
Let’s face it – publishers release a lot of games, and it’s almost impossible to play them all when they first drop. With summer (not to mention a new console generation) just around the corner, now’s the perfect time to dive into our backlogs and wrap up some games we’ve let fall by the wayside. […]Read More
CD Projekt Red is known for supporting its games long after launch. From the Enhanced Edition of the first Witcher, to the addition of new difficulty levels and quest lines in The Witcher 2, the studio really knows how to treat its fans. And according CD Projekt head Marcin Iwinski, this won’t change for The Witcher 3: […]Read More
CD Projekt Red has seen growing success over the past few years, and we’re starting to see tangible results. The developer behind the acclaimed Witcher series is opening a new studio in Krakow, Poland this July, according to managing director Adam Badowski. The focus of the new studio will apparently be one of two “smaller premium quality […]Read More
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