We are excited to join forces with CD Projekt RED, and our goal is to give players another great game from the iconic Witcher series.”ĬD Projekt RED noted that while it is announcing The Witcher Remake today, the game is still early in development.
Especially when it’s a remake of a project that is so close to our hearts. And although it will take some time before we’re ready to share more about and from the game, I know it’ll be worth the wait.”įool’s Theory CEO Jakub Rokosz added, “I am very happy that my professional paths have crossed again with fellow developers from the time of working together on The Witcher 2 and The Witcher 3. They know the source material well, they know how much gamers have been looking forward to seeing the remake happen, and they know how to make incredible and ambitious games. Collaborating with Fool’s Theory on the project is just as exciting, as some of the people there have been previously involved in The Witcher games. Going back to this place and remaking the game for the next generation of gamers to experience it feels just as big, if not bigger. “It was the first game we made, ever, and it was a big moment for us then.
Another reference: GOG lists the GOTY edition of Witcher III as a 35GB download, so this isn’t much of a stretch for a 32GB cart with compression.“ The Witcher is where it all started for us, for CD Projekt RED,” said CD Projekt RED head of studio Adam Badowski in a statement. Other details: this version includes both expansions and “16 DLCs,” and it’ll run at 540p resolution in handheld mode, and 720p docked. For reference, one of the only Switch games that used a 32GB cart was the Final Fantasy X/X-2 Remaster in Asia regions only: the west was downgraded to 16GB. CD Projekt Red (and by proxy, port studio Saber Interactive) has clarified since the reveal of their Witcher III Switch port that the entire game, including all DLC, will fit on one 32GB Switch cart. Instead, we’re tasked with downloading massive file sizes that take up precious storage space: something Switch owners are generally trying to avoid when buying physical (by comparison, PS4 and Xbox One require you to download the game to your HDD even with a disc).įor The Witcher III of all games, you won’t have to do that. Often times when a game comes to Switch physically, publishers have the option to cheap out on cart storage sizes and deliver solutions that are too small to actually fit the game.
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