The Witcher 4 is leaving CD Projekt Red’s REDengine behind and moving to Unreal Engine 5.
But according to co-CEO Michał Nowakowski, it wasn’t because of Cyberpunk 2077’s messy launch.
When asked about the decision, he said: “The issue with Cyberpunk was not really REDengine itself.”
He explained that CD Projekt Red’s goal was never to become a tech company: “The dream of the company was actually never to make technology.”
The focus was always on creating ambitious games and telling stories in the most immersive way possible.
The moment that changed everything was seeing The Matrix Awakens demo running on Unreal Engine 5. That convinced CD Projekt Red to partner with Epic instead of continuing to build REDengine.
Holy shit bro
🟢 If you buy the Xbox disc -
✅You get the digital version FREE
✅You get the PC version FREE
✅You get cloud saves FREE
✅You can stream to any device
✅You get quick resume
🔵 If you buy the PlayStation 5 disc -
❌You get nothing
❌It won’t even work on the PS6
Take a look at the first new Survivor coming with the Seekers of the Storm Expansion: Seeker! 🪷
Through her mastery of soul manipulation, Seeker can both inflict massive damage on her enemies and heal her hurt allies.
This unique combination of brawling and healing defines Seeker as a Survivor. Players who learn to seamlessly flow between these roles will be rewarded with one of the most versatile Survivors to ever grace an escape pod.
Seeker will be instantly unlocked for all Seekers of the Storm owners!
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Oh? That #Borderlands movie embargo is up?
Cool.
It’s a disgrace to gaming, movies, and anyone who has to sit through it. Two hours of skin crawling second hand embarrassment.