Whether the latter one will be a Witcher game I don't know. The major focus will naturally be Cyberpunk 2077, not due until after 2017, and there are plans for another blockbuster game to be released before 2021. 'But maybe I will get something new,' teased Tomaszkiewicz, 'we'll see.'ĬD Projekt Red plans to have four teams working on games two big teams, two smaller teams. But he won't take lead on it studio director Mateusz Kanik will do that. Tomaszkiewicz will 'probably' go and help on Cyberpunk 2077 after Blood and Wine comes out, as will most of the 100 people working on the expansion. 'We want to support our community and I hope that we will do something.' 'I don't got such information to be honest,' he said. Whether we will ever get RedKit for The Witcher 3, Tomaszkiewicz - game director - didn't seem to know.

CD Projekt Red suggested they might come and then suggested they might not, but never closed the door entirely. The Witcher 3 has ModKit support but not the more capable RedKit tools like The Witcher 2. RedKit modding support for The Witcher 3 is a trickier issue.

'The first thing is that we try to fix as many bugs as we can for the second expansion and the main game,' he said, 'and we will release a patch before we release the expansion and maybe one later.' There will, however, continue to be patches released for The Witcher 3. 'No,' he said, 'this is the last thing we deliver and we focus on Cyberpunk.' 'Will there be any more game content released for The Witcher 3 at all?' I followed up. 'Is this the last expansion?' I asked Tomaszkiewicz when I went to see Blood and Wine recently.

There won't be any new content released for The Witcher 3 after second expansion Blood and Wine, game director Konrad Tomaszkiewicz has told me.ĬD Projekt Red never promised anything beyond the 16 free pieces of DLC and the two expansions but this is up to date confirmation from the horse's mouth nonetheless.

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