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CD Projekt RED’s Project Hadar Developers Are Now Designing and Prototyping “Specific Elements”
CD Projekt RED has confirmed that development on its new IP, Project Hadar, is progressing dynamically with the team actively designing specific elements and creating multiple prototypes in Unreal Engine. Co-CEO Michał Nowakowski stated that the foundations of the new IP have been established, with key distinguishing features and pillars defined. While still in its early stages, the project is expected to be an RPG with a focus on melee combat, distinct from The Witcher and Cyberpunk franchises.
CD Projekt Red's Hadar has moved onto the prototyping stage age, as The Witcher 4 team expands
CD Projekt Red's new intellectual property, codenamed Project Hadar, has entered the prototyping stage, with the development team actively designing and testing specific elements in Unreal Engine. The studio also reported that the team working on The Witcher 4 has expanded to 499 staff members.
CD Projekt's mysterious Hadar is 'progressing dynamically,' which means we're at least one step…
CD Projekt provided an update on its new intellectual property, Project Hadar, stating that work is progressing dynamically and the team has established the foundation for this entirely original game. Joint CEO Michał Nowakowski confirmed that key distinguishing features and pillars for the game have been defined, which could also serve as a foundation for future products.
Mysterious "new IP" from CD Projekt Red is now in early pre-development stages: "We are designing specific elements that might be included in the game, creating multiple prototypes"
CD Projekt Red has announced that its new intellectual property, codenamed Hadar, has entered early pre-production stages. Developers are currently designing specific game elements, creating prototypes, and implementing them in Unreal Engine. This marks significant progress for the project, which was first revealed in 2022.
The Witcher 4 is "steaming ahead" as CD Projekt rapidly expands with 220 new developers in the past year, and…
CD Projekt Red is rapidly expanding its development team, with over 220 new hires in the past year, bringing the total to nearly 1,000 employees. More than half of these developers, specifically 499, are now focused on The Witcher 4, indicating it's the studio's primary focus. Executives confirm that production is "steaming ahead," utilizing Unreal Engine technology to create detailed game worlds.
Witcher 4 And New IP At CD Projekt Get Fresh Updates; Here's The Latest
CD Projekt Red has significantly increased its development staff, with over 220 new hires primarily focused on The Witcher 4. The company also provided updates on its new IP, codenamed Hadar, and the project Sirius, while Cyberpunk 2's development team has also grown. CD Projekt Red invested heavily in future game development in 2025, reporting strong net earnings.
Amid Reports of a Secret DLC for The Witcher 3, CD Projekt Rules Out Further Content for Cyberpunk 2077 - IGN
CD Projekt has stated there are no plans for further downloadable content or expansions for Cyberpunk 2077, despite fan requests. This comes amidst reports of a potential secret DLC for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. The studio is focusing on future titles like The Witcher 4, which is not expected before 2027, and Cyberpunk 2, potentially not until 2030.
