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Rebel Wolves and $40M: What Dawnwalker Says About Post-CD Projekt Gaming

Rebel Wolves and $40M: What Dawnwalker Says About Post-CD Projekt Gaming

$40 million for a studio built outside industry megacorps: The Blood of Dawnwalker isn't just a creative bet—it's a thesis on what triple-A RPG development could become without the managerial dysfunction that sank projects like Cyberpunk 2077. Bloomberg's report on Rebel Wolves highlights Konrad Tomaszkiewicz's trajectory and raises a direct question: can you make a major RPG without endless bloat?

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Lumnix Editorial·September 21, 2026·3 min read