CD Projekt Red said that it is committed to Cyberpunk 2077 and the Witcher series, while reaffirming its desire to develop more games in the Witcher Universe.

In a discussion with journalists recorded by Polish business website Stooq (translated by Google Translate), CD Projekt Red president Adam Kicinski said that the studio is already working on another single-player game and has a "relatively clear concept."

However, it will likely be a little while before the majority of the studio's resources are shifted there: after the release of Cyberpunk 2077 in September, Stooq said that the largest team will move to the multiplayer component of Cyberpunk 2077, while the second largest team will work on the game's work on the game's single-player expansion, while the third, smaller team will work on "another large single-player game."

A new Witcher RPG is likely, based on Kicinski's statement that CD Projekt plans to continue working in the Witcher and Cyberpunk universes. However, based on CD Projekt's past statements, it probably will not be called The Witcher 4.

In the same interview, Kicinski also talks about COVID-19's possible impact on Cyberpunk 2077. He said, "The situation regarding coronaviruses is so dynamic that it's hard to think about it. If the trade fair is held, I will attend. If it is not held, then we will show the same thing in a different way.

I have asked for clarification from a spokesperson for CD Projekt Red and will update the article when I receive a response.