The recycled version of The Witcher classic seems to be expanding to a much more open milieu.
The Witcher, who started in 2007 in 2007, offered players a reasonable linear story without a familiar open world in particular. The version of the Remake nickname seems to be surprisingly a lot of things to do, suggests a presentation for CD Project Red investors.
According to CD project boss Adam Kick, The Witcher: Remake will use the technology familiar to later parts of the series. The game also receives an attractive description in the presentation: Story-Player Open-World RPG-A Modern Damaging of 2007's The Witcher-so there is probably a more open world like The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt.
The Witcher: Remake's release date and platforms developed by Polish studio Fool's Theory are still obscure.
More on the subject:
- Classic Spells The Witcher is being redesigned through the Polish studio Fool's Theory
- CD project revealed its plans for the future: Five songs for The Witcher games, Cyberpunk 2077 will continue, a completely new title under the job
- More than seven years ago The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is upgraded to today's iron in December
- Monsters and women's laughing-in review The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt (Switch)
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