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The Witcher 3 for PS5 and Xbox Series X is not in development Hell, says CD Projekt Red

The Brujo 3 The developer CD Projekt Red has declared that the new Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 ports are not in any kind of development hell. In 2020, just before the releases of the new consoles, CD Projekt Red confirmed that it would make a new version of The Brujo 3 for these consoles. It would come with all kinds of new and elegant bells and whistles, ensuring that it would be one of the best ways to play the acclaimed role play. From that initial ad, there has been no many substantial news apart from the repeated delays. There are no progress, nor screenshots, and many wonder what is happening. Earlier this week, CD Projekt Red stated that The Brujo 3 was delayed for an unknown time. Currently there is no launch window since CDPR has taken over development after subcontracting it to a Russian study.

All these news took some fans to wonder if it is in some kind of hell of strange development. During an investor call, the Senior Vice President of Commercial Development of CD Projekt, Michał Nowakowski, denied these thoughts and explained what is happening. «I was looking at the headlines that appeared here and there on the Internet, and I saw one that really caught my attention, which is, 'The next generation of Witcher 3 was delayed indefinitely', which seems that the game is in a kind of hell Development, "Nowakowski said. «I mean that this is not the fact. There have been many insinuations that we are going to launch, as June next year or something. That is not the case at all ».

"All we say is: we have taken the development of the game internally. The game will end internally. We are evaluating our time, that requires a bit of research, that is all we are saying. No one says the game was delayed [with] a monumental time gap ahead of us. That's all I can say about the next generation of Witcher, but I really want to emphasize that fact. "

CD Projekt Red Just Got Shocking News - Cyberpunk 2077 Next Gen LEAK, NEW Witcher Game, & MORE! It seems that CD Projekt network still has to evaluate how long it will take since it has essentially taken over development itself. That said, I probably wanted to tell people who should not wait for the game this summer. At this time, there is no clear indication of when it could be launched, but according to the NOWAKOWSKI declaration, it should be launched a lot before next summer.

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