During CD Projekt RED’s Monday conference, its president Adam Kicinski revealed that the team is currently working on three games based on the Cyberpunk universe. The first one is Cyberpunk 2077 that will release in 2020, and the team’s next big game will also be set in the Cyberpunk universe.
As Kicinski said:
“We’re working on three cyberpunk things – over the main game and over two more. These are three teams. We are also working on ‘Gwent’ and we still have an unannounced game in Spokko. So we have five working teams, three working on ‘Cyberpunk’ “
Vice-President Piotr Nielubowicz added:
“Our next big project will also be in the ‘cyberpunk’ universe, and we’re already working on it and treating it as a really big and innovative project for us.”
So yeah, it appears that Cyberpunk fans will get two more additional games following Cyberpunk 2077’s release in April 2020.
Kicinski has also confirmed the team in Wroclaw is associated with the multiplayer mode of Cyberpunk 2077. It remains to be seen though whether the game will feature this multiplayer mode at launch or via a post-launch update. Or perhaps one of the unannounced Cyberpunk projects is a multiplayer-focused game?
Last but not least, Kicinski expects the PC sales to be a bit lower than those of The Witcher 3. Kicinski claims that there is now a bigger console base than in 2015 when The Witcher 3 came out, and that The Witcher series has been historically tied to the PC platform (something that boosted the game’s PC sales).
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