At the moment, little is known about the continuation of the adventures of Geralt of Rivia and the sequel to the cyberpunk action game, so CD Projekt RED is looking for the opportunity to engage the audience with something else. For example, games for mobile devices.
Not long ago, the head of CD Projekt RED, Michal Kaczynski, presented a report to investors. In his speech, he noted that the studio has plans to transfer the rights to develop games for two franchises to third-party developers. There are no specifics in this regard yet, but such projects could become mobile spin-offs of The Witcher and Cyberpunk 2077.
CD Projekt RED already has experience developing offshoots of its main games for smartphones and tablets, but in the past, the development of titles was carried out by development teams from internal departments. For example, in 2021 The Witcher: Monster Slayer was released. The game was an analogue of the famous Pokémon GO, but it was closed after 2 years. Mobile GWENT is also now available to players.
Not long ago, the head of CD Projekt RED, Michal Kaczynski, presented a report to investors. In his speech, he noted that the studio has plans to transfer the rights to develop games for two franchises to third-party developers. There are no specifics in this regard yet, but such projects could become mobile spin-offs of The Witcher and Cyberpunk 2077.
CD Projekt RED already has experience developing offshoots of its main games for smartphones and tablets, but in the past, the development of titles was carried out by development teams from internal departments. For example, in 2021 The Witcher: Monster Slayer was released. The game was an analogue of the famous Pokémon GO, but it was closed after 2 years. Mobile GWENT is also now available to players.
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