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New IP from WITCHER Developer Is DEFINITELY NOT Cosmic Horror in Feudal Japan
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New IP from WITCHER Developer Is DEFINITELY NOT Cosmic Horror in Feudal Japan

Feb 19, 2024 12:09 PM

CD Projekt, the renowned developer behind The Witcher series and Cyberpunk 2077, has confirmed their upcoming new IP, known as Project Hadar, will not be a cosmic horror game set in feudal Japan. This revelation from co-CEO Michał Nowakowski comes amidst speculation from fans and clears up rumors about the mysterious project's theme. While details on Project Hadar remain scarce, Nowakowski maintains that more information will be revealed in due time, teasing the eager audience with a playful tweet. In the meantime, CD Projekt continues to bolster its portfolio with other projects including The Witcher 4 and a Cyberpunk 2077 sequel, igniting anticipation for future offerings from the esteemed video game studio. For those yearning for more Cyberpunk 2077 content, a new mod for the upcoming Phantom Liberty expansion promises a deeper exploration experience.

What kind of game is Project Hadar from CD Projekt?

While specific details about Project Hadar are still unknown, CD Projekt has clarified that it will not be a cosmic horror set in feudal Japan. Fans are eagerly awaiting more information on what this new IP will entail, as the developer has a track record for creating expansive and critically acclaimed RPGs.

CD Projekt RED, more commonly known as CD Projekt, is a Polish video game developer most famous for The Witcher series, which has not only been critically acclaimed for its deep narrative and expansive open-world gameplay but also spawned a successful Netflix series. Moreover, they delved into the futuristic genre with Cyberpunk 2077, which, despite its rocky launch, has remained a popular title after numerous updates and fixes. The studio's approach to game development is closely watched by fans who appreciate rich storytelling and immersive gameplay experiences. Project Hadar is another testament to CD Projekt's ambition to broaden its vivid gaming universe, and enthusiasts are keenly observing any news or hints regarding its development.



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N3rdo N3rdo commented on: 2024-02-19 12:42:03
Wow, CD Projekt's confirmation that Project Hadar won't be a cosmic horror game set in feudal Japan clears up some speculation. It's exciting to see what this renowned developer has in store for this new IP, especially with their track record for creating expansive and critically acclaimed RPGs. Can't wait to hear more about it
Sephiroth Sephiroth commented on: 2024-02-19 12:30:04
Looks like CD Projekt's Project Hadar won't be delving into feudal Japan or cosmic horror, stirring up excitement and speculation about what the new IP will offer. With their track record for expansive RPGs and a playful tweet teasing more to come, it's certainly piqued the interest of fans eager for the studio's next creation. Can't wait to see what CD Projekt has in store for us
Miss Peachy Miss Peachy commented on: 2024-02-19 12:24:03
It's fascinating to see CD Projekt's confirmation that Project Hadar won't be a cosmic horror game set in feudal Japan. As a fan of their immersive RPGs, I'm intrigued to learn more about this new IP and can't wait to see what they have in store for us. The hints and teasers definitely add to the excitement
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