Polaris, aka The Witcher 4 CD Projekt Red confirmed that a new Witcher game that would mark the beginning of a new saga was in development in March 2022, and though it's not officially called The Witcher 4, this one can be thought of as the true next Witcher game. Later revealed to be codenamed Polaris, the new game won't be released until 2025 at the earliest as it only entered pre-production in May 2022. It's also being developed in Unreal Engine 5, a new endeavour for CD Projekt Red that's essentially requiring them to create everything from the ground-up and establish a new foundation for its games going forward. It will, however, be one of the next two games released by CD Projekt Red. (Image: CD Projekt Red)
Sirius, The Molasses Flood Game Another Witcher game, codenamed Sirius, is in development at The Molasses Flood, the developer of The Flame in the Flood and Drake Hollow that was bought by CD Projekt Red in October 2021. The game will have single player elements like a story and quests but will also blend in multiplayer components, with CD Projekt Red confirming explicitly that players will be able to play together. While Sirius is set in the Witcher universe and is being developed with support from CD Projekt Red, however, it won't follow the open world RPG formula of either Polaris or The Witcher 3. It is instead "targeted at a broader audience", and while we don't know exactly what that means, CD Projekt Red's Michał Nowakowski said it is "definitely not a smaller game" and "definitely not a mobile game". (Image: CD Projekt Red)
The Witcher Remake The Witcher Remake was originally announced as a project codenamed Canis Majoris but quickly revealed to be a full recreation of the original game in Unreal Engine 5. It's in development at Fool's Theory in collaboration with CD Projekt Red. I will either be the second or third game released by CD Projekt Red and another open world entry in the The Witcher franchise, letting players explore the Temerian capital of Vizima. (Image: CD Projekt Red)
Orion, the Cyberpunk 2077 Sequel Despite making clear in the past that more Cyberpunk games would be on the way, CD Projekt Red officially confirmed its plans for a sequel to Cyberpunk 2077 in October 2022. Codenamed Orion, the game isn't in development yet as it first requires "further growth of the team", something that CD Projekt Red is taking seriously as it fully expands into the U.S. CD Projekt Red North America will be the headlining studio behind the development of Orion, and while some talent including Cyberpunk 2077's lead quest designer Paweł Sasko is moving over from Poland, a significant wave of hiring is expected as CD Projekt Red's CFO Piotr Nielubowicz commented that it's "safe to assume" it will require between 350 to 500 developers to create Orion. (Image: CD Projekt Red)
Hadar, CD Projekt Red's First Original IP CD Projekt Red has officially begun work on its own, original IP after developing games for existing properties for close to 20 years. Very little was said about what this game, codenamed Hadar, will be, but it's been in consideration for a few years and official early conceptual work began in late 2021. Hadar is likely years and years away, however, perhaps even the furthest away of all the CD Projekt Red games that we currently know about, as the foundation of the new setting is still in a creative exploration stage. There's no suggestion as to what it will be about, but CD Projekt Red has remained committed to its branding of being a studio that creates AAA, story-driven RPGs, meaning Hadar will likely fall into that category. (Image: CD Projekt Red)