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Modern consumers crave "events", and the games industry needs to provide them | Opinion
Modern consumers increasingly seek 'events' rather than predictable sequels, leading to longer gaps between game releases and a shift away from annual franchises like Call of Duty. Games like Grand Theft Auto 6 exemplify this trend, achieving massive cultural impact due to their rarity and perceived event status, contrasting with the 'franchise fatigue' that affects over-saturated markets.
CD Projekt cuts more than 20% of The Witcher spinoff development team 'to reflect the project's needs at this…
CD Projekt has laid off nine employees from the development team of its Witcher spinoff, Project Sirius, stating the reduction reflects the project's current needs. This follows a reboot and updated direction for the game, with over 20% of the development team now cut.
CD Projekt Confirms Layoffs on The Witcher Multiplayer Spinoff, Issues Statement
CD Projekt has confirmed layoffs affecting the development of its multiplayer spinoff for The Witcher, codenamed Project Sirius. The company issued a statement regarding the workforce reduction.
Chaotic Cyberpunk 2077 mod makes every car move at "super sonic speeds," and it's terrifying:…
A new mod for Cyberpunk 2077 dramatically increases the speed of all vehicles to "super sonic" levels, transforming the game into a terrifying experience where cars constantly crash and cause widespread destruction. The modder, Blurbs, shared a compilation of the chaotic results, highlighting how intersections and even simple driving have become extreme death traps.
Games Inbox: Which is better out of Cyberpunk 2077 and The Witcher 3?
Readers debate whether Cyberpunk 2077 or The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is the superior game, with many favoring The Witcher 3 for its story and characters. Discussions also touch upon the longevity of digital versus physical game sales, the unique economy of Counter-Strike skins, and concerns about Nintendo's recent game releases and pricing strategies.
The Witcher 4 won't be at Gamescom but Witcher 3’s new DLC will be
CD Projekt will debut a trailer for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt's final DLC, 'Songs Of The Past,' at Gamescom, which is set to release in 2027 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. No updates are expected for The Witcher 4 at the event, with its release likely in 2028 or later. The company is also working on a remake of the first Witcher game and other projects within the franchise.
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt — Songs of the Past Reveal Date Confirmed
CD Projekt has announced that The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt — Songs of the Past will be revealed during gamescom 2026 Opening Night Live. This marks the official confirmation of the reveal date for the upcoming content.
Weekend PC Download Deals for July 3: Steam Summer Sale continues
The Steam Summer Sale and other PC gaming storefronts are offering numerous deals on a wide variety of titles. This includes discounts on major releases, indie games, and bundles across platforms like Steam, Epic Games Store, GOG, and Humble Bundle. Several retailers are participating, with prices and availability varying.
Cyberpunk 2077 has now sold more than 40 million copies, 'a testament to what CD Projekt does best'
Cyberpunk 2077 has surpassed 40 million copies sold, a significant achievement for CD Projekt following its troubled launch. Co-CEO Michał Nowakowski stated this milestone is a testament to the company's ability to create immersive stories and serves as a strong foundation for future projects, including the Cyberpunk: Edgerunners anime.
EVE Online studio Fenris follows through on yearslong promise to make its in-house game engine fully open source
Fenris Creations, the studio behind EVE Online, has fully open-sourced its in-house Carbon Engine, making its repositories available on GitHub. This move fulfills a long-standing promise and contrasts with the industry trend towards proprietary engines like Unreal Engine. The engine powers EVE Online and EVE Frontier, while Fenris's new FPS project, EVE Vanguard, uses Unreal Engine.
'A Great Foundation for Our Upcoming Projects in This Universe' — CD Projekt Hails Cyberpunk 2077 as It Hits an Incredible 40 Million Copies Sold
CD Projekt announced that Cyberpunk 2077 has sold over 40 million copies worldwide. This milestone represents a 5 million increase since the previous sales update in November.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword is releasing 21 days earlier than expected, possibly cramping The Blood of Dawnwalker's…
Capcom has moved up the release date for the Onimusha: Way of the Sword reboot to September 4, from its original September 25 date. This change places it in direct competition with Rebel Wolves' debut action RPG, The Blood of Dawnwalker, instead of Silent Hill: Townfall and Control. The Onimusha reboot has garnered positive impressions, with a recent demo also receiving public acclaim.
The Witcher and Cyberpunk company we've all been calling CD Projekt Red is now officially CD Projekt Red, presumably because they got sick of us calling them CD Projekt Red
CD Projekt, the parent company of the development studio CD Projekt Red, has officially unified its brand name to CD Projekt Red. This change aims to improve global brand consistency and player recognition, merging the identities of the distributor founded in 1994 and the studio behind The Witcher and Cyberpunk games founded in 2002.
CD Projekt Becomes CD PROJEKT RED
Polish game developer and publisher CD Projekt has officially changed its name to CD PROJEKT RED. The rebranding was reported by GamesIndustry.biz.
CD Projekt rebrand makes things simultaneously simpler and more confusing
CD Projekt is rebranding its parent company to CD Projekt Red, consolidating its identity under the name of its game development studio. This move aims to simplify brand recognition globally, though it may create confusion between the corporate entity and its game development operations. The company is working on titles like Cyberpunk 2 and The Witcher 4.
CD Projekt rebrands to CD Projekt Red
CD Projekt has officially changed its company name to CD Projekt Red to unify its brand with its primary game development studio. This decision, voted on at the company's general meeting, aims to improve brand consistency and market identification. The company is currently working on The Witcher 4, a sequel to Cyberpunk 2077, and other projects like Project Sirius and Project Hadar.
CD Projekt is rebranding as CD Projekt Red, but confusingly, CD Projekt Red is still CD Projekt Red
CD Projekt has officially rebranded to CD Projekt Red, unifying the company and its development studio under a single name. This change aims to streamline brand communication and identification on the global market. The company also reflected on the challenging launch of Cyberpunk 2077, with joint CEO Michał Nowakowski calling it a 'heartbreaking' period for the studio.
CD Projekt boss warns that games made solely by gen AI are already being made
CD Projekt co-CEO Michał Nowakowski has warned that games developed entirely using generative AI are imminent, citing a studio founder who claims to be able to launch games within weeks. While acknowledging the potential for rapid prototyping, Nowakowski expressed doubts about the long-term viability and artistic merit of such titles, contrasting them with games possessing 'soul' and fresh ideas.
CD Projekt boss "knows for a fact" a surge of games made purely with generative AI are coming, but doubts "whether this is really the path to follow"
CD Projekt joint CEO Michał Nowakowski believes games made purely with generative AI are inevitable but expresses doubts about this being the optimal development path. He suggests studios should focus on being 'lean and cheap' to navigate the increasingly competitive market, while acknowledging the potential of AI integration in tools like Unreal Engine 6.
CD Projekt joint-CEO says it's "fair" that the studio "lost the faith" of some of its audience after Cyberpunk 2077 launch
CD Projekt joint-CEO Michał Nowakowski acknowledged that the studio lost player trust due to the troubled launch of Cyberpunk 2077, stating it's "fair" that some players may never return. He expressed hope that future titles like The Witcher 4, which will utilize Unreal Engine 5, can help regain that trust. Despite the initial issues, Cyberpunk 2077 has since sold over 35 million copies.
