The Molasses Flood has officially merged with CD Projekt, the studio behind the renowned Witcher series. This merger, effective April 1, 2025, signifies that The Molasses Flood will no longer operate as a separate entity but will now integrate fully into CD Projekt’s operations. A co-founder expressed optimism about this change, highlighting how it will enhance cooperation within CD Projekt and improve the future of Project Sirius, a multiplayer Witcher spin-off. Despite facing challenges in development, including resets and layoff reports, the team believes this merger will lead to creating a remarkable game. The transition aims to streamline efforts and resources for better game production.

What is Project Sirius and its significance in the Witcher franchise?

Project Sirius is a multiplayer spin-off game set in the Witcher universe, developed by The Molasses Flood under CD Projekt. It aims to expand the Witcher franchise by introducing new gameplay dynamics while staying true to its roots. Given the Witcher's popularity and rich lore, Project Sirius is anticipated to draw in a large audience eager to explore new aspects of this beloved universe.

CD Projekt Red, the developer responsible for the Witcher series and Cyberpunk 2077, is known for its groundbreaking storytelling and rich world-building. The Witcher games gained critical acclaim, especially The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, which set a new standard for RPGs. With Project Sirius linking the established franchise to multiplayer gameplay, it has the potential to attract both existing fans and new players. As CD Projekt navigates its creative journey with this game, many are excited about the direction it will take following this merger.