Witcher 3: CD Projekt RED reveal new campaign for March 2016

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt has helped shape CD Projekt RED's March 2016 campaign

CD Projekt RED say they are ready to launch a new campaign in March 2016 following the success of the 2015 release of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt on PS4, Xbox One and PC.

 

Speaking during the latest financial conference for the studio, CEO Adam Kicinski revealed that they are ready to start the next phase in Projekt RED's strategy, which will be revealed in March 2016.

The Witcher 3 looks to have paid off big, with Kicinski confirming that they had built a lot of trust with gamers and had money in the bank that is still set to increase.

The Wild Hunt is set to be expanded in October with the release of Hearts of Stone, the first paid-for DLC for the popular title.

It will be followed by another in 2016, named Blood and Wine, that Projekt RED say that are not ready to talk about at length.

Kicinski also spoke of the studio's recruitment drive, hinting that 2016 could see the announcement of new projects for the team.

 

The Witcher 3: Hearts of Stone

Speaking before a Q&A session, Kicinski revealed: "In March, we are going to present our strategy for the coming years.

"As a result of the Witcher 3, we have a huge capital in trust and confidence, we have cash in our accounts, that is going up and we have loads of ideas.

"We have now narrowed those down and selected the best ideas of all the ones we had, so the future of CD Projekt RED will depend on this new strategy.

"We have the financial capital and we also have the human capital, we have collected enormous human experience, expertise, knowledge and talent so it is going to be a very hot period."

Cyberpunk 2077 will one of those exciting projects that will be expanded on in March but it seems likely that there could be more news on the horizon as well.

However, Anyone hoping for a quick return for The Witcher franchise will be disappointed, CEO Marcin Iwinski recently spoke of putting it on the back burner to keep it fresh for the future.

"It deserves some rest," Iwinski said.

"The past 10 years the team has been working on swords and castles and medieval Slavic monsters. So I think it's time for some guns, androids, and some ammo. And a necropolis. So this is what we'll be working on."