CD Projekt RED knows what its like to experience both heaven and hell after the events with The Witcher: Wild Hunt and Cyberpunk 2077. The studio is well aware of its successes and failures, so their upcoming titles should, in theory, avoid going through unstable ground. While the Cyberpunk 2077 cycle has come to an end, the team responsible for the sequel is already hard at work.
The planning for the Cyberpunk 2077 sequel has begun
A report from Wccftech shared some posts on social media from CDPR creatives who are part of the Orion project, the codename for the Cyberpunk 2077 sequel. The start of this development process is quite positive, after all, the dystopian future work managed to recover and show a face closer to what we thought it would have after years of anticipation.
In this regard, Igor Sarzyński, narrative director, expressed great excitement about the start of the Orion project, considering what was done and presented in Cyberpunk 2077 as a "warm-up": "First day in the Boston office! Its a pleasure to meet old friends and officially start our journey with Orion. I couldnt be more excited about this project, and Im sure we can make it something special. 2077 was just a warm-up."
Pawel Sasko, mission director, also expressed happiness about returning to the office and the start of the development that will become the sequel to Cyberpunk 2077: "So good to be back in the office—already in snowy Boston! Our main team had interesting discussions about the upcoming game. I love this team and our dystopian IP! In the picture: Sarah Gruemmer and me, mission design expert, who told you Judys story."
Currently, most of the developers at CD Projekt RED are working on the new installment of The Witcher, and it is expected that once this title is released, efforts will focus on the new Cyberpunk. However, it will be a process that will tak