Polish game studio CD PROJEKT RED has announced a continued focus on perfecting the next generation version of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, signaling a commitment to delivering a more expansive, technically polished experience for current and future hardware. The update, which fans hoped would arrive sooner, is being restructured under the studio’s own engineering teams. The official note makes clear that assessments of the remaining workload are ongoing, and as a result the release timeline has been pushed back while quality remains the top priority. Readers can expect more precise timing to be shared as soon as the team has a clearer view of scope and milestones. This approach underscores CD PROJEKT RED’s emphasis on delivering a stable, high-performance upgrade rather than rushing a patch to market.
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