Cyberpunk 2077 sequel release date just got massively narrowed down

The next Cyberpunk 2077 game has sort of received a release window from CD Projekt Red, sort of…

In many ways it feels like Cyberpunk 2077 has only just ended, as it’s finally the game everyone wanted it to be at launch so if you haven’t played it yet, I couldn’t recommend it enough.

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A sequel has already been announced by CD Projekt Red, though you best believe the developer is taking its time with this one to avoid another disastrous launch.

All we know so far is that it’ll use Unreal Engine 5, and will obviously tell a different story to its predecessor, though there’s a chance it’ll make one of the endings canon and continue the story in that way.

Recently CD Projekt Red spoke about its upcoming projects, mainly the Cyberpunk sequel and the highly-anticipated The Witcher 4.

Also said to be in development is a remake of the original Witcher game, a great idea considering it’s the only game that wasn’t released on consoles.

It has recently been confirmed that the majority of CD Projekt Red staff are working on The Witcher 4, making it the next big release the company has planned.

Second to The Witcher 4 is Project Orion, which is the unnamed Cyberpunk 2077 sequel, so we can likely expect that to release a few years after the Witcher continuation.

All of this is pure speculation, and CD Projekt Red has neglected to provide any launch dates or even what years it plans to release projects in, a wise move while they’re still in the early stages of development.

Rest assured though, they are on their way and following all the backlash Cyberpunk 2077 received it’s nice to see the developer tempering expectations and ensuring all future projects have enough time to cook.