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The Witcher’s first multiplayer game is in a bad spot

Posted on March 25, 2023August 27, 2023 By bot

CD Projekt Red’s upcoming Witcher game, provisionally titled Project Sirius, seems to have hit a roadblock. In a regulatory statement published March 20, the developers behind one of the best RPGs of all time announced their intention to write-off funds (opens in new tab) allocated for the project. Project Sirus is in development at The Molasses Flood studio, which CD Projekt Red acquired in October 2021. The decision to write off 33.4 million Polish Zloty (roughly £6.25 million at the time
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