Highly-anticipated video game The Witcher 4 has entered "full-scale production" at CD Projekt Red. Studio VP and game director Sebastian Kalemba confirmed the news Tuesday on social media following the CD Projekt Q3 financial update presentation.

Polaris, the project name for the next The Witcher title, has just hit an all-important milestone in its development process. Director Sebastian Kalemba has taken to social media in order to reveal that the game — commonly referred to as The Witcher 4 — is now in "full-scale production".

Just when you thought you'd played all the RPGs - maxed every last stat, drained the XP of every last creature,

Project Polaris, the next game in the mega-hit Witcher franchise, has now entered full production at CD Projekt RED's studios with 400 developers.

Poland's CD Projekt said on Tuesday it had entered the production phase of its planned game in the blockbuster Witcher universe, as it posted a 61.5% drop in third-quarter net profit. CD Projekt faces a couple of years without a major video game release and its revenue for the upcoming quarters will be mainly from sales of existing games.

The Witcher 4 is in full-scale production, promising an exceptional experience. CD Projekt Red has increased its team for The Witcher 4 with two-thirds of developers focused on the final phase. Project Polaris is expected to begin a new trilogy departing from The Witcher 3 gameplay,

The Witcher 4, the very unofficial name for CD Projekt Red’s Project Polaris, is in full production, the company announced in a brief finance report

CD Projekt Red has confirmed that Project Polaris - which normal humans like you and me call The Witcher 4 - has officially "entered the full-scale production phase." "I'm thrilled to announce that Project Polaris has entered the full-scale production phase,