So it felt also good for us to make sure that we do this well and we make it for free, as this nice package for people." "It was very affecting people in the studio. Also, we all have lived through the last two years," which I took to be a reference to the Cyberpunk 2077 launch troubles. This is, let's say, our thank you to the fans. And that's also why we wanted to make it free. "So I do think for Witcher Wild Hunt, this is, let's say, our big final present/celebration of that game that we want to give. He's the acting narrative director on that game. He added: "I can't talk about it but we are working also on the new saga right now," referring to the project codenamed Polaris that will begin a new trilogy of games. "But then again, this is what we said for Blood and Wine as well. "Pretty sure there will be patches, probably, to fix things, but I think in terms of content, I would say it's probably the plan," said Weber.
Or actually, if Roach is standing there's even now a hidden button that you can kick. More importantly: "Roach can walk backwards now. Geralt now snatches herbs from plants, for example. "So we hid lots of new secrets and lots of new little details that we want people to find," said Weber. There are some hidden surprises in the next-gen update that won't be detailed in the patch notes, including some new animations for Geralt and, more importantly, his horse Roach.I've written more flowerily about what it's like to go back to the game with all these bells and whistles on, but here, in what I think is a more easily digestible form, is everything I learned about it. And I talked to acting narrative director Philip Webber about it, too. I spent a few hours with the update, playing with the new graphical options, the quality of life improvements, and the quest tied to unlocking gear from the The Witcher Netflix show.
Last week, I travelled to CD Projekt Red to play the long-awaited next-gen update for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, which will be released 14th December - AKA next week.
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