#Cyberpunk 2077
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CD Projekt Ditches 15 Years of REDengine for Unreal Engine 5
CD Projekt RED is officially closing the book on REDengine, its proprietary engine used since The Witcher 2 in 2011, to develop The Witcher 4 under Unreal Engine 5. Fifteen years of technical investment consigned to history—a decision that raises questions about both the studio's internal health and its technical ambitions. The Polish studio frames this as a strategic choice, not a failure.
Cyberpunk 2077 Third-Person Mod: The Game-Changer for PC
CD Projekt RED locked Cyberpunk 2077 into first-person perspective — a hard break from The Witcher 3's external camera. The PC modding community just closed that gap with what looks like the most polished third-person mod for the game yet. Night City from the outside, with V in frame: a real alternative for everyone the subjective camera ever put off.
The Witcher 4 Playable on All Platforms: CD Projekt RED Learns Its Lesson
The Witcher 4 is already functional on PC, PS5, and Xbox, well before its release. For CD Projekt RED, it's an intentional methodological shift: the Polish studio is still paying the price for Cyberpunk 2077's catastrophic late-2020 launch and cannot afford a second disaster at launch. This development choice tangibly shifts the odds of a clean release — and what players can reasonably expect.
The Witcher 4 Runs Everywhere: CD Projekt RED Stakes Its Reputation
CD Projekt RED officially confirms: The Witcher 4 is already operational on all target platforms. Behind the technical announcement, the studio is clearly wagering its credibility. Cyberpunk 2077 was pulled from PlayStation Store in 2020 after catastrophic performance on last-gen consoles. Six years later, the Polish studio is building its messaging on the inverse promise: no platform will be sacrificed to meet a deadline.
Edgerunners 2: Night City Returns to Netflix with Trigger
Netflix, CD Projekt Red, and studio Trigger confirm a second season of Edgerunners, the animated series drawn from the Cyberpunk 2077 universe. The first season spectacularly boosted game sales in 2022, transforming a failed launch into a lasting cultural phenomenon. This sequel arrives laden with contradictory expectations: reproduce the impact without simply recycling what worked. What we know already sketches the outline of an ambitious project — or a risky gamble.
The Witcher 4: CD Projekt's Reputation on the Line After Cyberpunk
The botched launch of Cyberpunk 2077 in 2020 left lasting scars on CD Projekt — commercially, but above all in terms of trust. The Polish studio now acknowledges it without equivocation: The Witcher 4 must repair this fracture with its audience. Unprecedented pressure for a franchise that never had to justify itself. The question isn't whether the game will be good, but whether CD Projekt can afford another misstep.
Cyberpunk 2077 hits 65% off on Steam: Night City is more accessible than ever
CD Projekt RED is pushing Cyberpunk 2077 front and center with a 65% discount on Steam, bringing it down to $20.99. A price that reignites interest in one of gaming's most spectacular turnarounds: released catastrophically in late 2020, the game ultimately established itself as a benchmark open-world RPG, especially after the Phantom Liberty expansion. At this price, the last holdouts have little left to argue about.
Cyberpunk 2077 at $21 on Steam: Why It's Still Worth Your Time
Four years after a catastrophic launch, Cyberpunk 2077 is selling for $20.99 on Steam with a 65% discount. This return to the top of French bestseller lists is no accident: between massive patches, the Phantom Liberty expansion, and exemplary post-launch support, CD Projekt Red has transformed its biggest disaster into a genre benchmark. Time to bite, or just a lucky deal?